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Anthropology and Humanism

Volume 33. Issue 1-2. December 2008

Contents:

Original Articles

1. Anthropology from the Bones: A Memoir of Fieldwork, Survival, and Commitment
   
2. Somatic Poetry in Amazonian Ecuador
   
3. "Coyote May Carry You off on His Tail": A Shoshoni Perspective on Ethics
   
4. Anthropology and Human Rights: Between Silence and Voice
   
5. Moving to Learn: Performance and Learning in Haitian Vodou
   
6. The Poetic Turn of Culture, or the "Resistances of Structure"
   
7. Thick Description of a Visit Home: In Tribute to Clifford Geertz
   

Fiction

1. A Mother-in-law
   

POEMS

1. First Place
   
2. Second Place
   
3. Third Place
   
4. Honorable Mention
   

Book Reviews

1. Comparison's Chimeras (Biology Unmoored: Melanesian Reflections on Life and Biotechnology– By Sandra Bamford)
   
2. Can Anthropology Show the Path to Peace? (Beyond War: The Human Potential for Peace– By Douglas P. Fry
   
3. It's Not a Job, It's an Adventure (Tarzan was an Eco-Tourist . . . And Other Tales of the Anthropology of Adventure– Edited by Luis Vivanco and Robert Gordon
   
4. Lunda Friendships (Friends for Life, Friends for Death: Cohorts and Consciousness among the Lunda-Ndembu– By James A. Pritchett