David Brooks (27th June 1940 - 29th April 1994)
David Brooks’ academic career at Durham University spanned over two decades. He was the Anthropology Department Liaison with the Oriental Studies Department and a Member of the Committee for Middle East and Islamic Studies. His major academic interests included:
You can read more about David Brooks on The David Brooks Archive website.
Brooks, D.H.M, Bakhtiari overview lecture handout [pdf]
Brooks, D.H.M. (1973) ‘The Bakhtiari’, Peoples of the Earth, Tom Stacey Ltd, London [pdf]
D.H.M. (1970) ‘Ascent of Man’, Durham University [pdf]
Brooks, D.H.M (1977) ‘Dance and the expression of Bakhtiari Identity’, presented at The Festival of Popular Traditions, Isfahan, Iran (12-18th October 1977) [pdf]
Chub bazi pdf
Chupi pdf
Brooks, D.H.M (1978) ‘Virgins, Viragos and Lion Women among the Bakhtiari of S.W. Iran’ [pdf]
Text 17-HusainQuliandhisBrothers.pdf
Text 18-Shirzan.pdf
Brooks, D.H.M, (1967),’The Political Leadership of the Bakhtiari, a migratory tribe in S.W Iran’, BIPS AGM, London [pdf]
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David Brooks’ Fieldwork diary, 1964 (Re-typed)
David Brooks’ Fieldwork diary, 1966
Brooks, D.H.M, (1971) Fieldwork lecture, Durham
Brooks, D.H.M, ‘The Bakhtiari A Nomadic Tribe in South-West Persia’, Fieldwork Report, Oxford, May 1965
Brooks’ Outline of Migration Route 1964
Brooks’ Outline of Migration Route 1966
detailed introduction to the materials
Recordingsindex
Brooks, D.H.M (1981) ‘Sacred Space and Sacred Place pilgrimage in the Bakhtiari of Iran’, ‘Pilgrimage The Human Quest’ conference, Pittsburgh, 14-17th May 1981
Brooks, D.H.M (1991) ‘Sacred Spaces and Potent Places in the Bakhtiari Mountains’
Religion
Brooks, D.H.M (1981) ‘Peoples of the Wind Bakhtiari Nomads of S.W. Iran’
Anthony Howarth’s recollections of ‘People of the Wind’, January 2016
Wright, S (2003) Introduction to ‘People of the Wind’, Durham Film Festival, July 2003
Brooks, D.H.M (1974) ‘Grass’ notes
Brooks, D.H.M, ‘Grass’ review
Selected former students of David Brooks
Original paper detailing Brooks’ students and conferences
‘The Last Lions of Bakhtiyari‘
Gendered Lessons in Ivory Towers
KhanisX
Brooks, D.H.M ‘Babadi Bab’
Brooks, D. H.M ‘Dancing the World, An Interpretation of Dance as a Metaphor for Experience
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Brooks, D.H.M ‘History’
Brooks, D.H.M ‘History from point of view of Local Bakhtiari Khan
Brooks, D.H.M ‘Bakhtiarwand II of the Bakhtiari
Brooks, D.H.M ‘Bakhtiarwand’
Brooks, D.H.M ‘Bakhtiarwand (continued)’
Brooks, D.H.M ‘Husain Quli and his Brothers’
Brooks, D.H.M ‘Kalantars’
Brooks, D.H.M ‘Field Notes, Material Gathered from Informant, Seifullah Ilbegpur’
Brooks, D.H.M ‘Outline for text for The Kalantar’
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Brooks, D.H.M ‘Ecology’
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Brooks, D.H.M ‘Dance’
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Brooks, D.H.M ‘Chupi’
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Brooks, D.H.M ‘Shirzan’
Brooks, D.H.M ‘Such as male-female, culture-nature’
Brooks, D.H.M ‘Costume’
Brooks, D.H.M ‘Religion’
Brooks, D.H.M ‘The Migration’
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Brooks, D.H.M ‘Bakhtiari Territory’
Brooks, D.H.M Bakhtiari Territorial and Political Divisions
Brooks, D.H.M ‘Ja’far Qoli Rus tami, Kalantar of the Babadi’
Brooks, D.H.M (1978) ‘(Bakhtiari notes) from Geertz’
Brooks, D.H.M (1978) ‘Further problems in producing viable model of analysis’
Brooks, D.H.M (1978) unedited draft ‘Virgins, viragos and Lion women among the Bakhtiari of S.W. Iran, Ambivalent images of the female’
Brooks, D.H.M ‘Notes from Yapp’s presentation’
Brooks, D.H.M (1978) ‘Need to think about processes’
Brooks, D.H.M (1978) ‘Systems of oppression’
Brooks, D.H.M (1979) ‘Notes occasioned by Mxxx’
Brooks, D.H.M (1979) ‘Notes and thoughts on Mxxx’
Brooks, D.H.M ‘Standard set of cultural assumptions’
Brooks, D.H.M (1979) ‘What xxx refer to Bakhtiari, They call themselves Lur’
Brooks, D.H.M ‘There is no divinity outside the only divinity’
Brooks, D.H.M '24-28' Oct.
Brooks, D.H.M ‘Photostat of Bakhtiari genealogy’
Brooks, D.H.M ‘Dancing the World. Typed’
Brooks, D.H.M ’14th Nov. on Bakhtiari’
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