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Line 7: \| death_place = [[Burlington, Ontario]] \| education = [[University of London]]<br />[[University of Toronto]]<br />[[UCLA]]}} Joan R. Rayfield was an English and Canadian [[Anthropologist\|anthropologist]] and [[Linguistics\|linguist]], who was a Professor of Anthropology at [[York University]].<ref>http://laps-dept.apps01.yorku.ca/anth/faculty/Rayfield/Rayfield.html</ref> Her publications include <i>The Languages of a Bilingual Community</i> about the uses of Yiddish and English in bilingual Ashkenazic Jewish communities in California in the 1960s,<ref>J. R. Rayfield, <i>The Languages of a Bilingual Community</i>, The Hague: Mouton, 1970.</ref> and an English translation of Jacques Maquet's <i>The ~~black~~Black ~~civilization~~Civilization of Africa</i> and <i>Africanicity</i>. She died at the age of 82 in 2001. ==Selected Bibliography== J. R. Rayfield, "The Dualism of Lévi-Strauss", <i>International Journal of Comparative Sociology</i>, Vol. 12, (Jan 1, 1971), pp. 267 f.<p> J. R. Rayfield, “Theories of Urbanization and the Colonial City in West Africa”, <i>Africa</i> 64 (1974), pp. 163–185<p> ~~"The Golden Bough Sprouts Again", <i>Philosophy of the Social Sciences</i> Vol. 6 (Sep 1, 1976), pp. 255-272<p>~~ ~~"FESPASCO~~J. ~~1987:~~R. ~~African~~Rayfield, ~~Cinema~~"The ~~and~~Golden ~~Cultural~~Bough ~~Identity~~Sprouts Again", <i>~~Visual~~Philosophy ~~Anthropology~~of the Social Sciences</i> 1Vol. 6 (~~1988~~Sep 1, 1976), pp. ~~201~~255-~~215~~272<p> J. R. Rayfield, "FESPASCO 1987: African Cinema and Cultural Identity", <i>Visual Anthropology</i> 1 (1988), pp. 201-215<p> ==References==

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