Discovering anthropology researchers at work : cultural anthropology - Ember, Carol R.; Ember, Melvin (Upper Saddle River, N.J. Pearson Prentice Hall, 2007)
From ethnographer to comparativist and back again Terence E. Hays -- Nadi : from cattle-keepers to cash-crop farmers Regina Smith Oboler -- Abelam : giant yams and cycles of sex, warfare, and ritual Richard Scaglion -- On cross-cultural research Carol R. Ember and Melvin Ember -- Do apes have language? Jane H. Hill -- Han : pastoralists and farmers on a Chinese frontier Burton Pasternak -- Yanomamö : varying adaptations of foraging agriculturalists Raymond B. Hames -- Haitians : from political repression to chaos Robert Lawless -- Andean Mestizos : growing up female and male Lauris A. McKee -- Rotuma : interpreting a wedding Alan Howard and Jane Rensel -- Cherokee : the European impact on the Cherokee culture William L. Anderson -- Chinatowns : immigrant communities in transition Richard H. Thompson -- Iroquois : the tree of peace and the war kettle Thomas Abler -- Morocco : adolescents in a small town Susan Schaefer Davis -- Bakairí : the death of an Indian Debra Picchi -- Nimpkish : complex foragers on the northwest coast of North America Donald Mitchell -- North Alaskan Eskimos : a changing way of life Ernest S. Burch Jr. -- Shaman to organizations Andrew W. Miracle -- Saraguro : medical choices, medical changes Ruthbeth Finerman -- Human rights violations Paul C. Rosenblatt.
ASP-1193g donated by The Rotary Club Beaverton, Oregon, U.S.A. on Oct. 25, 2012.
Keywords: Ethnology -- Research; Cross-cultural studies