Georg Pfeffer served for 1 year as lecturer and for nearly 6 years as a professor of ethnology at the Heidelberg University.
18 Facts About Georg Pfeffer
Georg Pfeffer had done fieldwork among the Adivasis of India's central regions, and in the eastern state Odisha.
Georg Pfeffer was a co-founder of the European Association of Social Anthropologists and had worked at various editorial positions in a few anthropological journals.
Georg Pfeffer died at the age of 77 years after a grave illness.
Georg Pfeffer was born on 17 January 1943 at Berlin in Germany to Karl Heinz Pfeffer and Margaret Wainman Kirby.
Georg Pfeffer had to leave his native place because of bombing during the second world war's end.
In 1949, the Pfeffer family shifted to Hamburg where he completed his schooling.
When Georg Pfeffer was 16 years old, the Pfeffer family shifted to Lahore in Pakistan.
The subjects of Georg Pfeffer's research included the study of power relations, anthropology of kinship, and anthropology of religion.
Georg Pfeffer carried out field studies in India and Pakistan since 1968.
Georg Pfeffer had studied the indigenous social groups and caste system of India and Pakistan.
Georg Pfeffer had been among the people of Odisha nearly each year for a few decades.
Peter Berger noted that Georg Pfeffer compared "worldviews and social structures" of the American, Australian and Central Indian autochthonous peoples.
From 1993 to 1995 Georg Pfeffer was the President of the Berlin Society for Anthropology, Ethnology and Prehistory.
Georg Pfeffer was interested in literature, art, music, sports, and the current political events.
Georg Pfeffer died on 20 May 2020 at the age of 77 because of severe illness.
Georg Pfeffer wrote 4 monographs, 93 research papers, 22 reviews, 12 serials and 13 other miscellanea.
Some books authored by Georg Pfeffer are as follows:.