Description: (Advocate)
John Ferguson McLennan was a prominent Scottish advocate, social anthropologist, and ethnologist known for his significant contributions to the field of social sciences. He played a key role in developing theories on the evolution of social institutions and kinship structures. McLennan's work focused on the study of marriage, family relationships, and cultural practices, shaping the understanding of early human societies. His research and writings have had a lasting impact on the fields of anthropology and sociology, establishing him as a respected figure in academia.