Paideuma
Anthropological Journal
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Paideuma. Mitteilungen zur Kulturkunde is the official scientific publication of the Frobenius-Institut at the J.W. Goethe University (Frankfurt am Main), and is edited under the auspices of the Frobenius-Gesellschaft. Founded in 1938 by Leo Frobenius Paideuma is one of the oldest anthropological journals in Germany. It has incorporated articles on African societies and history, as well as on other regions and topics of general theoretical interest. In future, Paideuma will widen its scope to focus also on Eastern Indonesia and Oceania, areas which were of special interest to Ad.E. Jensen and C.A. Schmitz, former directors of the Frobenius Institute.Manuscripts in English, German or French, and of no more than 10.000 words are welcome any time. They should be submitted as hard copy and a document file on DOS/WINDOWS formatted disk, or as an attachment to an email. Formatting and the use of tabs and spaces should be kept to an absolute minimum. Citations, references, footnotes and bibliographies should follow the conventions used in this issue of Paideuma. Submissions are reviewed anonymously by the scientific advisory board. Upon acceptance of an article, provisional page proofs are sent to the author for correction within seven days. Finally, authors receive 25 free offprints of their articles. *
Please address all correspondence to:
DR HOLGER JEBENS
Managing Editor Paideuma
Liebigstraße 41
D-60323 Frankfurt am Main
Germany
E-mail:
Paideuma@em.uni-frankfurt.de