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Transforming Anthropology

Volume 8. Issue 1-2. January 1999

Contents:

1. From the Editor
   
2. Foreward
   

Articles

1. The Event and its Shadow: Figure and Ground in Violence
   
2. You Have Dislodged a Boulder: Mothers and Prisoners in the Post Keynesian California Landscape
   
3. Morbid Curiosities: Mutilation, Exhumation, and the Fate of Colonial Painting
   
4. Resurfacing: Race, AIDS, Sexuality, and the Politics of Mourning
   
5. Caught Between Structure and Agency: The Gender of Violence and Prostitution in Papua New Guinea
   
6. Culture of Suspicion: Riots and Rumor in Bombay, 1992-1993
   
7. No Black Public Sphere in White Public Space: Racialized Information and Hi-Tech Diffusion in the Global African Diaspora
   
8. Formations of White Public Space: Racial Aesthetics, Body Politics and the Nation
   
9. From Central American Warriors to San Francisco Latino Day Laborers: Suffering and Exhaustion in a Transnational Context
   

Tribute to Delmos Jones

1. Remembering Delmos Jones
   

Book Reviews

1. The Color of Hunger: Race and Hunger in National and International Perspective.
   
2. Racism in a Racial Democracy: The Maintenance of White Supremacy in Brazil.
   
3. Ritual, Performance, Media