This author of Words and Things wrote his most famous book about the drive for modern society to have congruent cultural units, so as to enhance the ability to communicate.
This thinker wrote about the role of the "Igurramen" or priestly class who maintain order in the "Outer Circle" of Moroccan society, after conducting fieldwork amongst Berber tribes, leading to his only work of ethnology The Saints of the Atlas. He returned to Morocco with his monograph on Ibn Khaldun collected in his book Muslim Society. He argued that three spheres of human activity which he dubbed cognition, coercion, and production were in an unusual and favorable condition prior to birth of industrial society - those processes are symbolized by the title ideas in his work Plough, Sword, and Book. Another work contains a foreword by Bertrand Russell and was notably hated by Gilbert Ryle, who refused to review it in Mind, because of its "critical account of linguistic philosophy." This author of Words and Things wrote his most famous book about the drive for modern society to have congruent cultural units, so as to enhance the ability to communicate. FTP, name this British philosopher who wrote Nations and Nationalism.
This thinker wrote about the role of the "Igurramen" or priestly class who maintain order in the "Outer Circle" of Moroccan society, after conducting fieldwork amongst Berber tribes, leading to his only work of ethnology The Saints of the Atlas.
Ernest {Gellner}