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American Ethnologist

Volume 14. Issue 2. May 1987

Contents:

Original Article

1. the madman and the migrant: work and labor in the historical consciousness of a South African people
   
   1. L. JOHN
      JEAN COMAROFF
2. subordinate discourse: women, weaving, and gender relations in North Africa
   
   1. BRINKLEY MESSICK
3. giant fish, giant otters, and dinosaurs: "apparently irrational beliefs" in a Chipewyan community
   
   1. HENRY S. SHARP
4. performing passions: aesthetics and politics in an occasionally egalitarian community
   
   1. DONALD BRENNEIS
5. turn-taking, overlap, and the task at hand: ordering speaking turns in legal settings
   
   1. ROBERT M. HAYDEN
6. the significance of meetings in an American mental health center
   
   1. HELEN B. SCHWARTZMAN
7. domestic production and regional markets in northern Kenya
   
   1. PETER D. LITTLE
8. seasonal population movement along the lower Columbia river: the social and ecological context
   
   1. ROBERT T. BOYD
      YVONNE P. HAJDA

Review Article

1. the emergence of ethnicity in Israel
   
   1. KEVIN AVRUCH
2. southern perspectives on the New Guinea Highlands
   
   1. RENA LEDERMAN

Comments and Reflections

1. a conversation with Eric Wolf
   
   1. ASHRAF GHANI
2. of unfinished dialogues and paper pigs
   
   1. FREDERICK ERRINGTON
      DEBORAH GEWERTZ
3. fishermen and peasants
   
   1. Oriol Pi-Sunyer
4. fishing in Alaska, and the sharing of information
   
   1. Geoffrey C. Orth
5. methodological problems in determining the cause of migration
   
   1. William P. Mitchell
6. reply to Mitchell
   
   1. Wendy Weiss
7. Sicilian political economy: a reply to Blok
   
   1. Filippo Sabetti
8. reply to Sabetti
   
   1. Anton Blok
9. comment on "engineering internment"
   
   1. Morris Opler
10. reply to Opler
    
    1. Orin Stern

Review

1. The Great Arch: English State Formation as Cultural Revolution. PHILIP CORRIGAN and DEREK SAYER
   
   1. ERIC R. WOLF
2. The British Marxist Historians. HARVEY J. KAYE
   
   1. WILLIAM ROSEBERRY
      New School for Social Research
3. The Assassination of Gaitán: Public Life and Urban Violence in Colombia. HERBERT BRAUN
   
   1. MICHAEL TAUSSIC
4. Mafia, Peasants and Great Estates: Society in Traditional Calabria. PINO ARLACCHI
   
   1. JAMES L. WATSON
5. Transylvanian Villagers: Three Centuries of Political, Economic and Ethnic Change. KATHERINE VERDERY
   
   1. CAROLINE HUMPHREY
6. Economy, Society and Culture in Contemporary Romania. JOHN W. COLE, ed
   
   1. KATHERINE VERDERY
7. Poetics of Manhood: Contest and Identity in a Cretan Mountain Village. MICHAEL HERZFELD
   
   1. MICHAEL GILSENAN
8. Moral Imagination in Kaguru Modes of Thought. T. O. BEIDELMAN
   
   1. MICHAEL JACKSON
9. BARAWA and the Way Birds Fly in the Sky. MICHAEL JACKSON
   
   1. ARIANE DELUZ
10. The Nuer Conquest: The Structure and Development of an Expansionist System. RAYMOND C. KELLY
    
    1. JOHN W. BURTON
11. Work and Power in Maale, Ethiopia. DONALD L. DONHAM
    
    1. JAY O'BRIEN
12. Family and Farm in Southern Cameroon. JANE I. GUYER
    
    1. POLLY HILL
13. The Economic Anthropology of the Kru (West Africa). ANDREAS MASSING
    
    1. LILLIAN TRAGER
14. Law and Order in the New Guinea Highlands: Encounters with Enga. ROBERT J. GORDON and MERVYN J. MEGGITT
    
    1. SALLY FALK MOORE
15. Ritualized Homosexuality in Melanesia. GILBERT H. HERDT, ed
    
    1. BRUCE M. KNAUFT
16. The Ethnography of Cannibalism. PAULA BROWN and DONALD TUZIN, eds
    
    1. TERENCE E. HAYS
17. History and Ethnohistory in Papua New Guinea. DEBORAH GEWERTZ and EDWARD SCHIEFFELIN, eds
    
    1. JAMES G. FLANAGAN
18. The Shaman: Patterns of Siberian and Ojibway Healing. JOHN A. GRIM
    
    1. VICTOR BARNOUW
19. Shamans, Housewives, and Other Restless Spirits: Women in Korean Ritual Life. LAUREL KENDALL
    
    1. GEORGE VOS