In Memoriam: F.K. Lehman: Scholarship
Books
- Lehman, Frederic K. The Structure of Chin Society. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1963.
Book Contributions
- "The Dynamics of Kachin ‘Chieftaincy’ in Southwestern China and Northern Burma."Cambridge Anthropology. 2013.
- "Kinship Theory and Cognitive Theory in Anthropology." A Companion to Cognitive Anthropology. 2012.
- "Oral Histories and the ‘Origins’ of Current Peoples:Dynamic Ethnogenesis, with Remarks upon the Limitations of Language-Family Subgrouping." rigins and Migrations in the Extended Eastern Himalayas. 2012.
- "Kinship Theory and Cognitive Theory in Anthropology." A Companion to Cognitive Anthropology. 2012.
- Lehman, Frederic K. "Some Remarks upon Ethnicity Theory and Southeast Asia, with Special Reference to the Kayah." Burma: Ethnic Diversity Past and Present. NIAS Press, 2005.
- Lehman, Frederic K. "Notes Towards a Formal Cognitive Theory of Grammatical Aspect and its Treatment in Burmese." Burmese Language and Literature. Pacific Linguistics, 2005.
- Lehman, Frederic K. "Ethnicity, Politics and the Structure of Inter-Ethnic Relations in the China-Burma Cross-Border Trade: A Field Study from A Cognitive Anthropology Perspective." Ethnic Studies on the Southwest Frontier. Yunnan University Press, 2004. 68-78.
- Lehman, F K. "Kayah Society as a Funcion of the Shan-Burmese-Karen Context." ., Contemporary Change in Traditional Societies, volume I . Ed. Julian H. Steward. Urbana: University oof Illinoois Press, 1967.
Journal Articles
- "he Place of Kinship in the Social System: A Formal-and-Functional Consideration, with an Appendix on Descent and Alliance." Structure & Dynamics (2013):
- "The Central Position Of The Shan/Tai Buddhism For The Sociopolitical Development Of Wa And Kayah Peoples." Journal of Contemporary Buddhism (2009):
- Lehman, Frederic K. "The Read-Lehman Letters MACT." Mathematical Anthropology & Cultural Theory 1.4 (2005):
Reviews
- Lehman, Frederic K. Rev. of Review of Victor Lieberman [2003] Strange Parallels: Southeast Asia in Global Context. Bulletin of Burma Research 1 (2004): 800-1830.