For 10 points, identify this Polish anthropologist, most famous for his Argonauts of the Western Pacific.
This man's second wife Anna Valetta completed his last work, which claimed that human needs are met by participation in societal institutions and was posthumously published as Scientific Theory of Culture. His doctoral work examined family life among Aborigines and he wrote two works examining aspects of "savage society." The creator of functionalism, he wrote the introduction to Facing Mount Kenya, a work by his former student Jomo Kenyatta, as well as The Trobriand Islands, a location that formed the backbone for his studies. For 10 points, identify this Polish anthropologist, most famous for his Argonauts of the Western Pacific.
This man's second wife Anna Valetta completed his last work, which claimed that human needs are met by participation in societal institutions and was posthumously published as Scientific Theory of Culture.
Bronislaw {Malinowski}