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Anthropology and Humanism
Volume 23. Issue 2. December 1998
Contents:
Introduction
David Sutton
Renate Fernandez
"Daddy, Let's Talk"
Joseba Zulaika
Garazi Zulaika
Infants, Ancestors, and the Afterlife: Fieldwork's Family Values in Rural West Africa
Alma Gottlieb
Philip Graham
Nathaniel Gottlieb-Graham
"He's Too Cold!" Children and the Limits of Culture on a Greek Island
David Sutton
"Motherhood Is Powerful": Embodied Knowledge from Evolving Field-Based Experiences
Constance R. Sutton
Memories of Difference: From Lur to Anthropologist
Agnes Gertrud Loeffler
Making Mutual Sense: My Daughters and I in a Village in Iran
Erika Friedl
Taxonomy and the Music of Failure
Toni Flores
Interviews of the Unspoken: Incompatible Initiations in Senegal Fieldwork
Mariette van Tilburg
Study in Archaeology
Beryle Williams
Fiction
The Knife (1997 Fiction Contest, Honorable Mention)
Paul C. Johnson
John Brown's Body (1998 Fiction Contest Winner)
Don Mitchell
Poems
Holy Ghost People (Scrabble Creek, West Virginia) (1998 Poetry Contest Winner)
Adrie S. Kusserow
Two Notes on Politeness Formulae
Ingrid Wendt
Our Fathers
Rory Turner
Book Reviews
Blessing for a Long Time: A Circle of Stories
Jeffrey D. Anderson
Clifford Geertz: His Critics and Followers,1998
Edward M. Bruner
The Not-So-New Social History at Colonial Williamsburg
Catherine M. Cameron
Connecting "Auto" to "Ethno" in Writing Self and Other
Carolyn Ellis
Art Imitating Life: Fragmented Writing in a Fragmented World
Gregory G Reck
They Spoke It First, a Long Time Ago
Robin Ridington
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