Outlines and contextsFull chronology (curriculum vitae)
Interviews with and articles on Alan Macfarlane
Family ancestors of Alan Macfarlane*
AutobiographyEducation of Iris Macfarlane [1928-1939]
India: Beginnings and Endings [1939-1946]
Dorset Days [1948-1954]
Becoming a Dragon: The Dragon School, Oxford, 1950-1955
Sedbergh Schooldays: An English Boarding School Experience, 1955-60
Oxford Undergraduate, 1960-1963
Oxford Postgraduate, 1963-1966
London Postgraduate, 1966-1968
Becoming an Anthropologist, 1966-1971
TWENTY YEARS IN TEA, The letters of Iris Macfarlane from Assam Tea Gardens, 1946-1965
Themes
Teaching, lecturing and supervising
'Travels through Anthropology-Land'
'Encounters on the Journey': reflections after thirty years
Administration
Directing and organizing research projects
Particularly important people
Particularly important places
My retirement events 4th July 2009*[An account of the lives of four generations of women in my mother's family, Daughters of the Empire has been published by Oxford University Press, New Delhi, 2006. There are short films of her talking about her time in India under TEA
PDF versions on DSpace@Cambridge of my family histories A Jamaican Master in Chancery, The Letter-Books of Herbert Jarrett James 1821-1840 and The Journal of William Rhodes James, Written between 1836 and 1841, both edited by Sarah Harrison, with the James Family Tree
also Stirlings of Ardoch and Grahams of Airth, Family Letters: A Personal View of the Value of Kinship, transcribed and edited by Sarah Harrison, with the Stirling Family Tree
also Letters from John Jones 1791-1822 edited by Sarah Harrison, with the Jones Family Tree
also Letters to Mother, 1840-1850. From Juxon Henry Jones, Assistant Surgeon, in India edited by Sarah Harrison, with the Jones Family Tree
also Letters of a Victorian Family, Caroline James of Aldeburgh, Suffolk transcribed and edited by Sarah Harrison, with the James Family Tree
