The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute 1995: Vol 1 Index

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INDEX
Authors of articles are in SMALL Caps. Titles of articles are in roman. Authors of books reviewed are
in ITALIC CAPS. Titles of books reviewed are in italics. (C) - Comment. * - with text figures.
ABEL, K. Drum songs. J.M. CHRISTIAN 842 BARNARD, A. Key issues in hunter-gatherer
ABRAMSON, A. The apotheosis of Captain Cook. research. E.S. BURCH & L.J. ELLANNA
G. OBEYESEKERE 851 653
ABRUZZI, WS. Dam that river! S.H. Lees 177 Barnes, R.H. Les deux soeurs et leur mére.
ACHESON, S.R. In the wake of the iron FE HERITIER 644
people: a case for changing settlement BARRETT, J.C. Fragments from antiquity.
strategies among the Kunghit Haida* 273 C. RICHARDS 632
Action of the body on society, The: washing a BASCOM, W African folktales in the New World.
corpse in Bali. L.H. CONNOR 537 R. FINNEGAN 180
AIJMER, G. A conciliation ofp owers. W. KEMPF BAUMANN, G. Managing a polyethnic milieu:
178 kinship and interaction in a London
AL RASHEED, M. Politics in an Arabian oasis. suburb 725
D.F. EICKELMAN 205 Baxter, PT.W. Imagining Ethiopia.
ALDENDERFER, M.S. Domestic architecture, J. SORENSON 651
ethnicity and complementarity in the BeatTig, O. A field guide to human skeletal
south-central Andes. J.D. Moore 171 identification. KA. BENNETT 176
ALVESSON, M. Cultural perspectives on BECK, L. Muslim women’s choices. C.EFAWZI
organizations. V. AMIT-TALAI 178 EL-SOLH & J. MABRO (eds) 861
Amit-Tatat, V. Cultural perspectives on BECK, U. Risk society. S. WALLMAN 416
organizations. M. ALVESSON 178 BEIDELMAN, T.O. Affecting performance.
ANDERSON, Ai. The To’aga site. PV. KIRCH & C.A. KRATZ 446
TL. HUNT (eds) 838 BEIDELMAN, T.O. The victim and its masks.
ANDERSON, M. Peurs et humour dans limaginaire. A. HAMMOUDI 439
C. VILGARD 457 BELL, M.M. Childerley. WM. Wituiams 638
Appropriating pawns: Andean dominance and BENNETT, KAA. A field guide to human skeletal
the manipulation of things. S.L. Skar 787 identification. O. BEATTIE 176
ARCHAEOLOGICAL DiaLoGues. Dutch perspectives BENNETT, P. The path ofg race. A. GOOD 432
on current issues in archaeology (vol. 1:1) BENTHALL, J. Disasters, relief and the media.
B.G. TRIGGER M. Harpiman 180
ARCHETTI, E.P. (ed.). Exploring the written. BERDMAN, EF. Ties estudios sobre el sistema
C.W. Watson 854 tributario de los mexicas. M. KOBAYASHI
AREBI, S. Women and words in Saudi Arabia. 175
I. JEAN-KLEIN 855 BERNINGHAUSEN,J . & B. KERSTAN.
Arno, A. Politics, property and law in the Forging new paths. B. Luem 181
Philippine uplands. M.D. WIBER 460 Brack, PW. Tobacco in history. J. GOODMAN
ARNOLD, D. Ecology and ceramic production in 184
an Andean community. W.H. Ispett 835 Biocn, M. Mapping the mind.
Autonomy as natural equality: inequality in L. HIRSCHFELD & S.A. GELMAN
‘egalitarian’ societies. C. HELLIWELL 359 (eds) 424
AVENI, A.F (ed.). The sky in Mayan literature. BOCCO, R. et al. Steppes d’Arabies. D. CHATTY
U. KOEHLER 172 416
Baiey, F.G. Transactions. J. VERRIPS (ed.) 878 BOCKIE, S. Death and the invisible powers.
Banks L. Ethnography and the historical O. SICHONE 417
imagination. J. COMAROFF & Bonp, G.C. & A. GILLIAM (eds). Social
J. COMAROFF 207 construction of the past. M. HERZFELD 645
BARKER, J.H. Always getting ready. BOONE, E.H. (ed.). Collecting the
M. NutTALt 179 pre-Columbian past. C.F. Fest 173
Bartey, N. Die Kunst der Frauen. BOUQUET, M. Man-ape, ape-man.
U. ROESCHENTHALER 637 PR. WiLLouGHBY 413
884 INDEX
BOWIE, EF et al. (eds). Women and missions. Cotson, A.B. Mystic endowment. J. WILBERT
H. CaLtaway 639 222
BOYER, P. The naturalness of religious ideas. Columbus and anthropology and the
D. GARDNER 418 unknown. R. PAINE 47
Brace, C.G. Anthropologie naive, anthropologie COMAROFE J. & J. COMAROFE
savante. W. STOCZKOWSKI 853 Ethnography and the historical imagination.
BRADY, M. Heavy metal. R. RUDGLEY 419 L. BANKs 207
BRAY, TL. € T:W. KILLION (eds). Reckoning Communication and affect in New Guinea
with the dead. B.G. TRIGGER 836 art (C). M. O’HANLON 832
BREMEN, J. VAN Asia’s cultural mosaic. Communication and affect in New Guinea
G. EVANS (ed.) 436 art (C). PR Roscoe 833
BRENNER, S. Hanging without a rope. Connor, L.H. The action of the body on
M.M. STEEDLY 454 society: washing a corpse in Bali 537
Brief encounter: the meeting, in Cook, S. Autonomy and power. M.I. LAGOS
Mass-Observation, of British surrealism 865
and popular anthropology. J. MACCLANCY COOPER Ee t al. Confronting historical
495 paradigms. P. Roperts 182
Bruck, G. Vom. The calligraphic state. Court and the kola nut, The: wooing and
witnessing in northern Ghana.
B. MESSICK 448
BURCH, E.S. & LJ. ELLANNA (eds). Key S. DRUCKER-BROWN 129
issues in hunter-gatherer research. A. BARNARD Cowan, J. Gendered anthropology.
653 T. DEL VALLE (ed.) 876
Bur.inG, R. On the origins of languages. CRAWFORD, PI. The Nordic eye.
F. HUGHES-FREELAND 420
M. RUHLEN 857
Creole world, purist rhetoric: Anglo-Indian
Catusy Nowvags, S. Saudades do Brasil.
C. LEVI-STRAUSS 839 cultural debates in colonial and
CaLtaway, M. Women and missions. F BOWIE contemporary Madras. L. CAPLAN 743
CURTIN, C. et al. (eds). Irish urban cultures.
et al. (eds) 639
LJ. TayLor 859
CANNELL, F. The imitation of Christ in Bicol,
DAVIS, D. & S. HARRELL (eds). Chinese
Philippines 377
families in the post-Mao era. C. STAFFORD 640
CANTLIE, A. All the mothers are one.
Davis-Fioyp, R.E. Blood relations.
S.M. KURTZ 193
C. KNIGHT 192
Captian, L. Creole world, purist rhetoric:
Dean, B. Forbidden fruit: infidelity, affinity
Anglo-Indian cultural debates in colonial
and brideservice among the Urarina of
and contemporary Madras 743
Peruvian Amazonia* 87
Carin, L. Dancing skeletons. Dean, B. To drink of death. ].W. HENDRICKS
K.S. DETTWYLER 413
659
CaRNEIRO, R.L. Configurations ofp ower.
DEL UALLE, T: (ed.) Gendered anthropology.
J. HENDERSON & PA. NETHERLY
J. Cowan 876
(eds) 440 DEL UALLE, T. Korrika. S. Ort 655
CARRIER, A. & J.G. CARRIER. Structure and DELIEGE, R. Anthropologie sociale et culturelle.
process in a Melanesian society. T. OTTO 654 C. MEILLAssoux 183
CarsTEN,J . The politics of forgetting: DESCOLA, P. In the society of nature. P RiviéRE
migration, kinship and memory on the 656
periphery of the Southeast Asian state 317 DESCOLA, P. Les lances du crépuscule. L. RIVAL
Carter, D. Strangers and traders. J. EADES 208 434
Causes and consequences in human DETTWYLER, K.S. Dancing skeletons.
evolution*. R. FoLey 67 L. CARLIN 413
Cuatry, D. Steppes d’Arabies. R. BOCCO et al. DEVISCH, R. Weaving the threads of life.
416 J.M. JANZEN 435
CHEATER, A. Ranching and enterprise in eastern DItienay, T. Provincial Inca. M.A. MALPASS
Botswana. ILN. MAZONDE 664 407
CHERNELA, J.M. The Wanano Indians of the DIRKS, N.B. (ed.). Colonialism and culture.
Brazilian Amazon. P. Riviére 206 J. SPENCER 183
CHIBNIK, M. Amazonian caboclo society. Does sedentarization promote gender
S. NUGENT 450 inequality? A case study from the
CHurISTIAN, J.M. Drum songs. K. ABEL 842 Kalahari. S. Kent 513
Coun, A.P. Anthropology of the self DONNAN, H. & T:M. WILSON (eds). Border
B. MORRIS 872 approaches. H. DrigssEN 860
COHEN, A.P. Self consciousness. M. HERZFELD DRAKE, M. & R. FINNEGAN (eds). Sources
858 and methods. R. SIMPSON 843
COLES, C. & B. MACK (eds). Hausa women Driessen, H. Border approaches. H. DONNAN
in the twentieth century. K. WERTHMANN 433 & TM. WILSON (eds) 860
INDEX 885
Drucker-Brown, S. The court and the kola FOWLER, D.D. & D.E. HARDESTY (eds).
nut: wooing and witnessing in northern Others knowing others. G.W. STOCKING JR
Ghana 129 R44
DURANTI, A. From grammar to politics. FRANKENBERG, R. White women, race
U. MoseL 856 matters. P WapeE 422
Durga and the king: ethnohistorical aspects of FREED, R.A. & S.A. FREED. Ghosts.
politico-ritual life in a south Orissa jungle J. MOLLER 437
kingdom. B. SCHNEPEL 145 FRIEDBERG, C. The cultural relations of
DuruaM, D. Soliciting gifts and negotiating classifications. R. ELLEN 209
agency: the spirit of asking in Botswana* FRISANCHO, A.R. Human adaptation and
111 accommodation. C. PANTER-BrRICK 414
EADES, J. Strangers and traders. D. CARTER 208 FUKUI, K. & J. MARKAKIS (eds). Ethnicity
EICKELMAN, D.F. Politics in an Arabian oasis. and conflict in the Horn ofA frica. R. Wituis
M. AL RASHEED 205 483
ELLEN, R. The chosen primate. A. KUPER 847 Functional and historical explanations for
ELLEN, R. The cultural relations of classification. village social organization in northern
C. FRIEDBERG 209 Europe. R. Layron 703
ELMENDORE WW. Tswana narratives. Garpner, D. The naturalness of religious ideas.
Y.P. Hajpa 421 P BOYER 418
ENGELBRECHT, W. Stress and warfare among the GARDNER, K. An anthropological critique of
Kayenta Anasazi of the thirteenth century A.D. development. M. HOBART (ed.) 186
J. HAAS & W CREAMER 174 GarDNeR, K. Belonging to others. J. KOTALOVA
445.
EPSTEIN, A.L. In the midst of life. M. PANOFF
210 Ge t, A.F. African art in transit. C.B. STEINER
841
ERIKSEN, T.H. Modernity - an ethnographic
approach. D. MILLER 869 GELLNER, D.N. Le palais et le temple.
G. TOFFIN 219
ERRINGTON, F. Farms, mines, and main streets.
GELLNER, D.N. Structure and consensus
C.S. TAUXE 218
among ‘untouchables’ in South Asia (C)
EVANS, G. (ed.) Asia’s cultural mosaic.
395
J. VAN BREMEN 436
GELLNER, E. On fabrication (C) 631
FADIMAN, J.A. When we began there were
GELLNER, E. Segmentation: reality or myth?
witchmen. M. GREEN 641
(C) 821
FALLA, R. Massacres in the jungle.
GILLISON, G. Between culture and fantasy.
C. MCALLISTER 642
J. Morron 658
FanseELow, F. New Arabian Studies, vol. 1. 648
Gitmore, D.D. The scholar minstrels of
FAWZI-EL-SOLH, C. & J. MABRO (eds).
Andalusia: deep oratory, or the
Muslim women’s choices. L. BECK 861
carnivalesque upside down 561
Feest, C.F. Collecting the pre-Columbian past.
GLEDHILL, J. Spent cartridges of revolution.
E.H. BOONE 173 D. NUGENT 217
Fercuson, T.G. Village spaces. L. HORNE 838
GODOY, R.A. Mining and agriculture in
Fier, C. The business of marriage.
R.A. MARKSBURY (ed.) 447 highland Bolivia. O. Harris 211
GOLBY, J. (ed.) Communities and families.
FINKLER, K. Women in pain. D.L. SLADE 657
R. Simpson 843
FINNEY, B. More than a living. M.D. LIEBER GOMES, A. Modemity and identity. 1. RUDIE
663 845
FINNEGAN, R. African folktales in the New World.
Goon, A. The path ofg race. R BENNETT 432
W BASCOM 180 GOOD, B.J. Medicine, rationality, and experience
FINNEGAN, R. & M. DRAKE (eds). From L.M. MorGan 212
family tree to family history. R. Simpson 843 GOODMAN, J. Tobacco in history. PW. BLack
FirTH, Rosemary. Visible women in east coast 184
Malay society. I. RUDIE 873 GOSDEN, C. Social being and time. J. HOsKIns
FISCHER, M.D. Applications in computing for 633
social anthropologists. O. WERNER 643 Goss, P. Gods and vampires. N. WACHTEL 668
FITZHUGH, WW. & Vv. CHAUSSONNET Gray, N. Malaysian shadow play and music.
(eds). Anthropology of the north Pacific rim. M. MATUSKyY 411
M. NutTALt 844 Green, M. When we began there were witchmen.
Fotey, R. Causes and consequences in human JA. FADIMAN 641
evolution* 67 GRINKER, R.R. Houses in the rainforest.
Forbidden fruit: infidelity, affinity and J. Sotway 861
brideservice among the Urarina of GRONHAUG, R. et al. (eds) The ecology of
Peruvian Amazonia*. B. DEAN 87 choice and symbol. D.A. Posey 213
Four types of symbolic conflict. S. HARRISON Guttov, H.C. Les Inuit de l’'Ammassalik,
255 chasseurs de l’Arctique. P ROBBE 666
886 INDEX
HAAS, J. & We CREAMER. Stress and warfare Hitcucock M. The integrative art of modern
among the Kayenta Anasazi of the thirteenth Thailand. H.R PHILLIPS 840
century A.D. W. ENGELBRECHT 174 HOBART, M. (ed.) An anthropological critique of
Haypa, Y.P. Tswana narratives. development. K. GARDNER 186
W.W ELMENDOFF 421 HOBBS, D. & T: MAY (eds). Interpreting the
HALE, C.R. Resistance and contradiction. field. M. YOUNG 425
M.W. Hetms 658 HOOKER, VM. (ed.) Culture and society in new
HAMMOUDI, A. The victim and its masks. order Indonesia. F. HUGHES-FREELAND 187
T.O. BEIDELMAN 439 HORNE, L. Village spaces. T.G. FERGUSON 838
Hann, C.M. The power of symbols against the HoskinsJ,. Social being and time. C. GOSDEN
symbols ofp ower. J. KUBIK 864 633
Harpiman, M. Disasters, relief and the media. Household and shared poverty in the
J. BENTHALL 180 highlands of Central Sulawesi, The.
Harris, O. Mining and agriculture in highland A. SCHRAUWERS 337
Bolivia. RA. GODOY 211 Hsu, E. The Taoist body. K. SCHIPPER 852
Harrison, S. Feuding and warfare. HUGHES-FREELAND, F. Culture and society in new
K.E OTTERBEIN 665 order Indonesia. VM. HOOKER (ed.) 187
Harrison, S. Four types of symbolic conflict HuGHES-FREELAND, F. The Nordic eye.
255 PI. CRAWFORD 420
Harrison, S. Studying war. S.R REYNA & Hunter-gatherer structural transformations.
R.E. DOWNS (eds) 665 D. RICHES 679
HATHER, J.G. (ed.) Tropical archaeobotany. Imitation of Christ in Bicol, Philippines, The.
L. Newsom 837 F. CANNELL 377
HauGeruD, A. Mombasa, the Swahili, and the In the wake of the iron people: a case for
making of the Mijikenda. J. WILLIS 222 changing settlement strategies among the
HAZAN, H. Old age. A. JaMEs 862 Kunghit Haida*. $.R. ACHESON 273
Heatn, D.B. Gender, drink and drugs. INGOLD, T. Tools, language and cognition (C)
M. McDONALD (ed.) 867 396
HEIDEMANN, F. Vessels of time. A. OSTOR 199 TossiFipes, A.M. Third sex, third gender.
HELuIwtet , C. Autonomy as natural equality: G. HERDT 846
inequality in ‘egalitarian’ societies 359 IRVINE, J.T. Reflexive language. JA. LUCY (ed.)
Hetms, M.W. Resistance and contradiction. 202
C.R. HALE 658 IsBett, W.H. Ecology and ceramic production in an
HENDERSON, J. & PA. NETHERLY (eds). Andean community. D.E. ARNOLD 835
Configurations ofp ower. R.L. CARNEIRO 440 James, A. Dolor y alegria. S. LEVINE 194
HENDRICKS, J.W. To drink of death. B. DEAN James, A. Old age. H. HAZAN 862
659 JANZEN, J.M. Weaving the threads of life.
HENpry, J. The origin of ethnography in Japan. R. DEVISCH 435
M. KAWADA 189 JeEAN-KLEIN, I. Women and words in Saudi
HENDRY, J. Wrapping culture. S.R. SMITH 863 Arabia. S. AREBI 855
HERDT, G. Third sex, third gender. JENKINS, R. Pierre Bourdieu. J. SPENCER 188
A.M. IossiFipes 846 JOHNSON, D.M. Nuer prophets.
HERITIER, EF Les deux soeurs et leur mére. J. MIDDLETON 441
R.H. Barnes 644 JUILLERAT, B. Shooting the sun. J.F. WEINER
HERZFELD, M. Self consciousness. AAP COHEN 442
858 KAHN, J.S. Constituting the Minangkabau.
HERZFELD, M. Social construction of the past. M.M. STEEDLY 443
G.C. BOND &A . GILLIAM (eds) 639 KAWADA, M. The origin of ethnography in
HERZFELD, M. The production of indifference. Japan. J. HENDRY 189
N. Rapport 645 KEEN, I. Knowledge and secrecy in an Aboriginal
HESS, DJ. Science in the New Age. 3.J. SIEGEL religion. F. MAGOWAN 660
185 Ketter, C.M. Technological choices.
HICKEY, G.C. Shattered world. PR LEMONNIER (ed.) 663
L.T. SOEFTESTAD 214 KELLey, J.H. Culture and contact.
Hicks, D. Understanding witchcraft and sorcery in A.T. WOOSLEY & J.C. RAVESLOOT
southeast Asia. C.W. WATSON & (eds) 635
R. ELLEN (eds) 459 Kempr, W. A conciliation ofp owers. G. AIIMER
HICKS, E.W. Infibulation. A. TALLE 423 (ed.) 178
Hitt, C.M. Seasonality and human ecology. KENDON, A. Language comprehension.
S.J. ULIJASZEK & S. STRICKLAND E.S. SAVAGE-RUMBAUGH et al. 203
(eds) 415 KENT, S. Does sedentarization promote
HIRSCHFELD, L. & S.A. GELMAN (eds). gender inequality? A case study from the
Mapping the mind. M. Btocu 424 Kalahari 513
INDEX 887
KIEL, A.C. (ed.) Continuity and change. LIEBER, M.D. More than a living. B. Finney
O. LOFGREN 190 663
Kina, V.T. Nomads of the Borneo rainforest. LINDENBAUM, S. & M. LOCK (eds).
B SELLATO 874 Knowledge, power and practice. U. SHARMA
KING, VT: The peoples of Borneo. 430
WG. SOLHEIM II 191 LINDHOLM, C. Charisma. D. RICHEs 646
KIPP, R.S. Dissociated identities. C.W. WATSON LINDHOLM, C. The new Middle Eastern
sd ethnography 805
KIRCH, PV. & TL. HUNT (eds). The To’aga LINDSTROM, L. Cargo cult. A. Lattas 646
site. A. ANDERSON 838 LINIMAYR, P. Wiener Vilkerkunde im
KNIGHT, C. Blood relations. R.E. Davis-FLoyD Nationalsozialismus. R. PARKIN 848
192 Littte, B.J. A Chesapeake family and their slaves.
KNIGHT, C. Tools, language and cognition (C) AE. YENTSCH 636
396 LirTLewoop, R. One blood. I,J. SOBO 431
KOBAYASHI, M. Ties estudios sobre el sistema LLOYD, C. The structures of history.
tributario de los mexicas. F.F. BERDAN 175 R. SCHROEDER 195
KoeHLer, U. The sky in Mayan literature. LOrcrEN, O. Continuity and change. A.C. KIEL
A.E AVENI (ed.) 172 (ed.) 190
KopyrorfF, I. Slow death for slavery. LORTAT-JACOB, B. Musiques en fete.
PRE. LOVEJOY & J.S. HOGENDORN M. Stoxes 849
850 LOVEJOY, PE. & J.S. HOGENDORN. Slow
Kossek, B. Women and change in the Caribbean. death for slavery. 1. Kopvrorr 850
J.H. MOMSEN (ed.) 197 LOWENSTEIN, T. The things that were said of
KOTALOKUA, J. Belonging to others. K. GARDNER them. M. NutTTAatt 426
445 LUCY, J.A. (ed.) Reflexive language. J.T. IRVINE
KRATZ, C.A. Affecting performance. 202
T.O. BEIDELMAN 446 Lue, B. Forging new paths.
KREINER, J. (ed.) European studies on Ainu J. BERNINGHAUSEN & B. KERSTAN
language and culture. K. S}OBERG 426 181
KROSKRITY, PV. Language, history and identity. Lutri, H. Popular culture in medieval Cairo.
J.M. Marinc 429 B. SHOSHAN 200
KRUPNIK, I. Arctic adaptations. MCALLISTER, C. Massacres in the jungle.
PW. SCHWEITZER 661 R. FALLA 642
KUBIK, J. The power of symbols against the MacCiancy,J . Animal to edible. N. VIALLES
symbols ofp ower. C.M. HANN 864 456
Kuper, A. Before social anthropology. J. URRY 202 MacCtiancyJ, . Brief encounter: the meeting,
KUPER, A. The chosen primate. R. ELLEN 847 in Mass-Observation, of British
KURTZ, S.M. All the mothers are one. surrealism and popular anthropology 495
A. CANTLIE 193 McDONALD, M. (ed). Gender, drink and drugs.
LAGOS, M.I. Autonomy and power. S. Cook D.B. HEATH 867
865 McGarrey, W. Nature et fonction des fétiches en
LAMARQUE, P & S.H. OLSEN. Truth, fiction Afrique noire. A. DE SURGY 651
and literature. C.W. WATSON 854 Maczacan, I. Arab women. J.E. TUCKER
LANG, G. & L. RAGVALD. The rise ofa (ed.) 201
refugee god. J.T. PRESTON 215 MacnareLta, PJ. Marriage on trial.
LANOUAE, G. Brothers. D. RicHes 662 Z. MIR-HOSSEINI 449
Latour, B. Tools, language and cognition (C) Macowan, F. Knowledge and secrecy in an
398 Aboriginal religion. I. KEEN 660
Lattas, A. Cargo cult. L. LINDSTROM 646 MALPASS, M.A. Provincial Inca. T. DitLEHay
LayTon, R. Functional and historical 407
explanations for village social organization Managing a polyethnic milieu: kinship and
in northern Europe 703 interaction in a London suburb.
Layton, R. A place for strangers. T: SWAIN 428 G. BAUMANN 725
LAZARUS-BLACK, M. Legitimate acts and ManbEL, R. Culture and economy.
illegal encounters. S.W. Mintz 866 P. STIRLING (ed.) 455
LECOMTE-TILOUINE, M. Les dieux du Makino, J.M. Language, history and identity.
pouvoir. A. DE SALES 216 PV. KROSKRITY 429
Lees, S.H. Dam that river! WS. ABRUZZI 177 MARKSBURY, R.A. (ed.) The business of
LEMONNIER, P. (ed.) Technological choices. marriage. C. FILER 447
C.M. KELLER 636 MASCHIO, T: To remember the faces of the dead.
LEVI-STRAUSS, C. Saudades do Brasil. H. WuiteHouse 868
S. Carusy Novags 839 Masks and the semiotics of identity.
LEVINE, S. Dolory alegria. A. JaMES 194 D. Pottock 581
888 INDEX
Masque.ier, A. Hausaland divided. Murray, C. A bed called home.
WES. MILES 869 M. RAMPHELE 451
MATUSKY, M. Malaysian shadow play and NEUSTUPNY, E. Archaeological method.
music. N. Gray 411 M. SHanks 408
MAZONDE, K.N. Ranching and enterprise in New Middle Eastern ethnography, The.
eastern Botswana. A. CHEATER 664 C. LINDHOLM 805
MeILiassoux, C. Anthropologie sociale et New Arabian Studies, vol. 1. F. FANSELOw 648
culturelle. R. DELIEGE 183 Newsom, L. Tropical archaeobotany
MENON, D. Caste, nationalism and communism J.G. HATHER (ed.) 837
in south India. F. OsELLA 196 NIEUWENHUYS, O. Children’s lifeworlds.
MESSICK, B. The calligraphic state. C. OsELLa 198
G. Vom Bruck 448 NUGENT, D. Spent cartridges of revolution.
MIDDLETON, J. Nuer prophets. J. GLEDHILL 217
D.M. JOHNSON 441 NUGENT, S. Amazonian caboclo society.
MIDDLETON, K. The possessed and the M. CHIBNIK 450
dispossessed. L.A. SHARP 452 NutTTatt, M. Always getting ready.
MILES, WES. Hausaland divided. J.H. BARKER 179
A. MaASQuELIER 869 NutTtaL, M. Anthropology of the north Pacific
MILLER, D. Modernity - an ethnographic Rim. WW. FITZHUGH & Vv.
approach. T.H. ERIKSEN 869 CHAUSSONNET (eds) 844
MILTON, K. (ed.) Environmentalism. NuttaL, M. The things that were said of them.
E.F. Moran 427 T.: LOWENSTEIN 426
Min7Tz, S.W. Legitimate acts and illegal encounters. OBEYESEKERE, G. The apotheosis of Captain
M. LAZARUS-BLACK 866 Cook. A. ABRAMSON 851
OBEYESEKERE, G. Dialogues with the dead.
MIR-HOSSEINI, Z. Marriage on trial.
P. VITEBSKY 458
PJ. MAGNARELLA 449
MIRI, M. (ed.) Continuity and change in tribal Of power and menace: Sepik art as an
society. B. Morris 197 affecting presence*. PB. RoscoE 1
Modernity and the ‘graphicalization’ of O’HANLON, M. Communication and affect in
meaning: New Guinea Highland shield New Guinea art (C) 832
O’Hanton, M. Modernity and the
design in historical perspective*.
‘graphicalization’ of meaning: New
M. O’HANLON 469
Guinea Highland shield design in
MOLLER, J. Food from the mouth of Krishna.
historical perspective* 469
PM. TOOMEY 667
OHNUKI-TIERNEY, E. Structure, event and
MOLtER, J. Ghosts. RA. FREED &
historical metaphor: rice and identities in
S.A. FREED 437
Japanese history* 227
MOMSEN, J.H. (ed.) Women and change in the
On fabrication (C). E. GELLNER 631
Caribbean. B. Kosset 197
On fabrication (C). P Rasinow 631
Moore, J.D. Domestic architecture, ethnicity and ORTON, C. et al. Pottery in archaeology.
complementarity in the south-central Andes.
M.B. ScHiFFER 175
M.S. ALDENDERFER 171
Osetia, C. Children’s lifeworlds.
MOORE, H.L. & M. VAUGHAN. Cutting O. NIEUWENHUYS 198
down trees. B. SHARPE 871
OsELLA, F. Caste, nationalism and communism in
Moran, E.F. Environmentalism. K. MILTON __ south India. D. MENON 196
(ed.) 427 OSTOR, A. Vessels of time. F. HEIDEMANN 199
Morcan, L.M. Medicine, rationality, and Orrs, S. Korrika. T7 DEL VALLE 655
experience. B.J. GOOD 212 OTTERBEIN, K.F Feuding and warfare.
MORPHY, H. Ancestral connections. F. TAMISARI S. Harrison 665
665 Otro, T. Hard times on Kairiru Island.
MORRIS, B. Anthropology of the self. M.E SMITH 875
A.P CoHEN 872 OTTO, T: Structure and process in a Melanesian
Morris, B. Continuity and change in tribal society. society. A. CARRIER & J.G. CARRIER 654
M. MIRI (ed.) 197 PAINE, R. Columbus and anthropology and
Morris, B. Woodland and village: reflections the unknown 47
on the ‘animal estate’ in rural Malawi 301 PAINE, R. The prose and the passion.
Morton, J. Between culture and fantasy. N. RAPPORT 649
G. GILLISON 658 PanorF, M. In the midst of life. A.L. EPSTEIN
MossL, U. From grammar to politics. 210
A. DURANTI 856 PANTER-Brick, C. Human adaptation and
Mosko, M.S. Rethinking Trobriand accommodation. ALR. FRISANCHO 414
chieftainship 763 ParKIN, R. Wiener Vilkerkunde im
Munson, H. Jr. Segmentation: reality or Nationalsocialismus. R LINIMAYR 848
myth? (C) 829 PeeL, J.D.Y. Living with Africa. J. VANSINA 877
INDEX 889
PHILLIPS, H.P. The integrative art of modern Roscoe, PB. Of power and menace: Sepik art
Thailand. M. Hrrcucock 840 as an affecting presence* 1
Piotr, C. Symbolic dualism and historical Roscoe, P. Sex, violence and ‘cultural
process among the Kabre of Togo 611 constructionism’ (C) 627
PLUCIENNIK, M. Interpretive archaeology. Roscoe, PB. A symbolic theory of incest (C)
C. TILLEY (ed.) 410 167
Politics of forgetting, The: migration, kinship Rupa ey, R. Heavy metal. M. BRADY 419
and memory on the periphery of the Rubi, I. Modemity and identity. A. GOMES
Southeast Asian state.J .C ARSTEN 317 845
Pottock, D. Masks and the semiotics of RUDIE, I. Visible women in east coast Malay
identity 581 society. ROSEMARY FirTH 873
POOL, R. Dialogue and the interpretation of RUHLEN, R. On the origin of languages.
illness. D.M. WARREN 872 R. Buruinc 857
Posey, D.A. The ecology of choice and symbol. Sates, A. De. Les dieux du pouvoir.
R. GRONHAUG et al. (eds) 213 M. LECOMTE-TILOUINE 216
PRADELLES De Latour, C.-H. Witchcraft and SALZMAN, PC. Understanding tribes in Iran
the avoidance of physical violence in and beyond (C) 399
Cameroon 599 Sampson, S. Danes are like that! G.RP REDDY
PRESTON, J.T. The rise of a refugee god. 650
G. LANG & L. RAGVALD 215 SANCHEZ FERNANDEZ, J.O. Ecologia y
PRYCE, WI.R. From family history to community estrategias sociales de los pescadores de Cudillero.
history. R. Simpson 843 J. Watpren 451
Rasinow, P On fabrication (C) 631 SAVAGE-RUMBAUGH, E.S. et al. Language
RAMPHELE, M. A bed called home. comprehension. A. KENDON 203
C. Murray 451 ScHiFFER, M.B. Pottery in archaeology.
Rapport, N. The production of indifference. C. ORTON et al. 175
M. HERZFELD 645 SCHIPPER, K. The Taoist body. E. Hsu 852
RAPPORT, N. The prose and the passion. SCHNEIDER, D.M. A symbolic theory of incest
R. PAINE 649 (C) 167
REDDY, G.P. Danes-are like that! S. SAMPSON ScCHNEPEL, B. Durga and the king:
650 ethnohistorical aspects of politico-ritual
RersinG, K. The return of the Ainu.
life in a south Orissa jungle kingdom 145
K. SJOBERG 453
Scholar minstrels of Andalusia, The: deep
RENFREW, C. & E.B. ZUBROW (eds). The
oratory, or the carnivalesque upside down.
ancient mind. J. THOMAS 634
D.D. Gitmore 561
Rethinking Trobriand chieftainship.
ScHrauwers, A. The household and shared
M.S. Mosko 763
poverty in the highlands of Central
Reyna, S.P. Science — artichoke or onion? (C)
Sulawesi 337
630
SCHROEDER, R. The structures of history.
REYNA, S.P. & R.E. DOWNS (eds). Studying
C. LLOYD 195
war. S. HARRISON 665
ScHWweEiTzeErR, PW. Arctic adaptations.
RICHARDS, C. Fragments from antiquity.
I. KRUPNIK 661
J.C. BARRETT 632
Science — artichoke or onion? (C).
Ricues, D. Brothers. G. LANOUE 662
M. SINGLETON 628
Ricues, D. Charisma. C. LINDHOLM 646
Science — artichoke or onion? (C). S.R REYNA
Ricues, D. Hunter-gatherer structural
transformations 679 630
Ricssy, B. Language and culture in Aboriginal Second reflection, A: presence and opposition
Australia. M. WALSH & C. YALLOP (eds) in contemporary Maori art*. N. THOMAS
204 23
Rua, L. Les lances du crépuscule. P DESCOLA Segmentation: reality or myth? (C)
434 E. GELLNER 821
RiviérE, P. In the society of nature. P DESCOLA Segmentation: reality or myth? (C)
656 H. Munson Jr 829
Rivizre, P The Wanano Indians of the Brazilian SELLATO, B. Nomads of the Borneo rainforest.
Amazon. J.M. CHERNELA 206 VT. Kinc 874
ROBBE, P Les Inuit de l’Ammassalik, chasseurs Sex, violence and ‘cultural constructionism’
de l’Arctique. H.C. GULLOV 666 (C). RPR oscoe 627
Roserts, P. Confronting historical paradigms. Sex, violence and ‘cultural constructionism’
F COOPER et al. 182 (C). W. SHapiro 625
ROESCHENTHALER, U. Die Kunst der SHANKS, M. Archaeological method.
Frauen. N. BARLEY 637 E. NEUSTUPNY 408
Roscoe, P Communication and affect in SHapiro, W. Sex, violence and ‘cultural
New Guinea art (C) 833 constructionism’ (C) 625
890 INDEX
SHARMA, U. Knowledge, power and practice. STEEDLY, M.M. Hanging without a rope.
S. LINDENBAUM & M. LOCK (eds) 430 S. BRENNER 454
SHARP. L.A. The possessed and the dispossessed. STEINER, C.B. African art in transit. A.F. GELL
K. MIDDLETON 452 841
SHaRPE, B. Cutting down trees. H.L. MOORE STEMPER, D.H. The persistence ofp rehispanic
& M. VAUGHAN 871 chiefdoms on the Rio Daule. PW. Stax 409
SHELTON, A.S. Imagery and creativity. STIRLING, RP. (ed.) Culture and economy.
D.S. WHITTEN & N.E. WHITTEN R. MANDEL 455
(eds) 412 STOCZKOWSKI, W. Anthropologie naive,
SHORE, C. Cultural change and the new Europe. anthropologie savante. C.L. BRACE 853
TM. WILSON & M.E. SMITH (eds) 878 STOCKING, G.W. JR Others knowing others.
SHOSHAN, B. Popular culture in medieval D.D. FOWLER & D.E. HARDESTY
Cairo. H. Lutri 200 (eds) 844
SICHONE, B. Death and the invisible powers. Stokes, M. Musiques en fete.
S. BOCKIE 417 B. LORTAT-JACOB 849
SIEGEL, B,J. Science in the New Age. D.J. HESS STOLL, D. Between two armies in the Ixil towns
185 of Guatemala. R. WitsoNn 217
SiecEL, J. In the realm of the Diamond Queen. Street, B.V. Understanding tribes in Iran and
A.L. TSING 220 beyond (C) 403
Structure and consensus among
Simpson, R. Communities and families.
J. GOLBY (ed.) 843 ‘untouchables’ in South Asia (C).
Simpson, R. From family history to community D.N. GELLNER 395
history. W.I.R. PRYCE 843 Structure, event and historical metaphor: rice
Simpson, R. From family tree to family history. and identities in Japanese history*.
E. OHNUKI-TIERNEY 227
R. FINNEGAN & M. Drake (eds) 843
SURGY, A. De. Nature et fonction des fétiches en
Simpson, R. Sources and methods. M. DRAKE
Afrique noire. W. McGarrey 651
& R. FINNEGAN (eds) 843
SWAIN, T. A place for strangers. R. LAYTON 428
SINGLETON, M. Science — artichoke or onion?
Symbolic dualism and historical process
(C) 628
among the Kabre of Togo. C. Prot 611
SJOBERG, K. European studies on Ainu language Symbolic theory of incest, A (C).
and culture. J. KREINER (ed.) 426
D.M. SCHNEIDER 167
SJOBERG, K. The return of the Ainu.
Symbolic theory of incest, A (C). RB. Roscoe
K. REFSING 453
167
Sxar, S.L. Appropriating pawns: Andean Tatte, A. Infibulation. E.W HICKS 423
dominance and the manipulation of things 787
TAmIsARI, F. Ancestral connections. H. MORPHY
StapE, D.L. Women in pain. K. FINKLER 657
665
SMALLEY, WA. Linguistic diversity and national
Tapp, N. Linguistic diversity and national unity.
unity. N. Tapp 653 WA. SMALLEY 653
SMITH, M.E Hard times on Kairiru Island. TAUXE, C.S. Farms, mines, and main streets.
T. Orto 875
F. ErRINGTON 218
SMITH, S.R. Wrapping culture. J. HENDRY 863 Taytor, LJ. Irish urban cultures. C. CURTIN et
SOBO, I,J. One blood. R. LirtLewoop 431
al. (eds) 859
SOEFTESTAD, L.T. Shattered world. THomas,J . The ancient mind. C. RENFREW&
G.C. HICKEY 214 E.B. ZUBROW (eds) 634
SOLHEIM, W.G. II. The peoples of Borneo.
Tuomas, N. A second reflection: presence
VT: KING 191 and opposition in contemporary Maori
Soliciting gifts and negotiating agency: the art* 23
spirit of asking in Botswana*. D. DuRHAM TILLEY, C. (ed.) Interpretative archaeology.
111 M. PLUCIENNIK 410
Sowway, J. Houses in the rainforest. TOFFIN, G. Le palais et le temple.
R.R. GRINKER 861 D.N. GELLNER 219
SORENSON, J. Imagining Ethiopia. Tools, language and cognition (C). B. Larour
PT.W. Baxter 651 398
SPENCER, J. Colonialism and culture. Tools, language and cognition (C). C. KNIGHT
N.B. DIRKS (ed.) 183 396
SPENCER, J. Pierre Bourdieu. R. JENKINS 188 Tools, language and cognition (C). T. INGOLD
STAFFORD, C. Chinese families in the post-Mao 396
era. D. DAVIES & S. HARRELL (eds) 640 TOOMEY, PM. Food from the mouth of Krishna.
STAHL, PW. The persistence ofp rehispanic J. MOLLER 667
chiefdoms on the Rio Daule. TriGGER, B.G. Archaeological Dialogues, vol. 1
D.H. STEMPER 409 407
STEEDLY, M.M. Constituting the Minangkabau. TRIGGER, B.G. Reckoning with the dead.
J.S. KAHN 443 T.L. BRAY & T:W KILLION (eds) 836
INDEX 891
TSING, A.L. In the realm of the Diamond WEINER, J.F. Shooting the sun. B. JUILLERAT
Queen. J. SiEGEL 220 442
TUCKER, J.E. (ed.) Arab women. 1. MACLAGAN WERNER, O. Applications in computing for social
201 anthropologists. M.D. FISCHER 643
ULIJASZEK, S.J. & S. STRICKLAND (eds). WERTHMANN, K. Hausa women in the twentieth
Seasonality and human ecology. C.M. Hitt century. C. COLES & B. MACK (eds) 433
415 WHITE, J.B. Money makes us relatives.
Understanding tribes in Iran and beyond (C) L. YALCIN-HECKMANN 670
B.V. STREET 403 WHITEHOUSE, H. To remember the faces of the
Understanding tribes in Iran and beyond (C) dead. T: MASCHIO 868
PC. SALZMAN 399 WHITTEN, D.S. & N.E. WHITTEN (eds).
Understanding tribes in Iran and beyond (C) Imagery and creativity. A. SHELTON 412
S. WriGHT 405 WIBER, M.D. Politics, property and law in the
URRY, J. Before social anthropology. A. Kuper 202 Philippine uplands. A. ARNO 460
VAN DEN BERGHE, PL. The quest for the WILBERT, J. Mystic endowment A.B. COLSON
other. S. DRUCKER-BROWN 652 222
VANSINA, J. Living with Africa. ].D-Y. Peet 877 Wittams, W.M. Childerley. M.M. BELL 638
VERRIPS, J. (ed.) Transactions. F.G. Battey 878 WILLIS, J. Mombasa, the Swahili, and the
VIALLES, N. Animal to edible.J .M ACCLANCY making of the Mijikenda. A. HAUGERUD 222
456 Wiis, R. Ethnicity and conflict in the Horm of
VILGARD, C. Peurs et humour dans Vimaginaire. Africa. K. FUKUI & J. MARKAKIS (eds)
M. ANDERSON 457 438
VITEBSKy, P. Dialogues with the dead. WiILLouGHBy, PR. Man-ape, ape-man.
G. OBEYESEKERE 458 M. BOUQUET 413
WACHTEL, N. Gods and vampires. P Gose 668 Witson, R. Between two armies in the Ixil towns
WADE, P. Blackness and race mixture. of Guatemala. D. STOLL 217
H. WINANT 669 WILSON, T.M. & M.E. SMITH (eds).
Wabe, P White women, race matters. Cultural change and the new Europe.
R. FRANKENBERG 422 C. SHORE 878
WALDREN, J. Ecologia y estrategias sociales de los Winant, H. Blackness and race mixture.
pescadores de Cudillero. P WADE 669
J.O. SANCHEZ FERNANDEZ 451 Witchcraft and the avoidance of physical
Wa.iman, S. Risk society. U. BECK violence in Cameroon.
WALSH, M. & C. YALLOP (eds). Language C.-H. PRraDeLtes De Latour 599
and culture in Aboriginal Australia. B. RiGssy Woodland and village: reflections on the
204 ‘animal estate’ in rural Malawi. B. Morris
Warren, D.M. Dialogue and the interpretation of 301
illness. R. POOL 872 WOOSLEY, A.I. & J.E RAVESLOOT (eds).
Watson, C.W. Dissociated identities. R.S. KIPP Culture and contact. J.H. KELLEY 635
444 WrRriGut, S. Understanding tribes in Iran and
Watson, C.W. Exploring the written. beyond (C) 405
E.P ARCHETTI (ed.) 854 YALCIN-HECKMANN, L. Money makes us relatives.
Watson, C.W. Truth, fiction and literature. J.B. WHITE 670
P LAMARQUE &S .H. OLSEN 854 YENTSCH, A.E. A Chesapeake family and their
WATSON, C.W. & R. ELLEN (eds). slaves. B.J. LitTLe 636
Understanding witchcraft and sorcery in Youne, M. Interpreting the field D. HOBBS &
southeast Asia. D. Hicxs 459 T. MAY (eds) 425
INDEX OF BOOKS REVIEWED
Affecting performance. CA. KRATZ 446 Chinese families in the post-Mao era. D. DAVIES
African art in transit. C.B. STEINER 841 & S. HARRELL (eds) 640
African folktales in the New World. W BASCOM Chosen primate, The. A. KUPER 847
180 Collecting the pre-Columbian past. E.H. BOONE
All the motkers are one. S.M. KURTZ 193 (ed.) 173
Always getting ready. J.H. BARKER 179 Colonialism and culture. N.B. DIRKS (ed.) 183
Amazonian caboclo society. S. NUGENT 450 Communities and families. J. GOLBY (ed.) 843
Ancestral connections. H. MORPHY 665 Conciliation ofp owers, A. G. AIJMER (ed.) 178
Ancient mind, The. C. RENFREW& Configurations of power. J. HENDERSON &
E.W. ZUBROW (eds) 634 PA. NETHERLY (eds) 440
Animal to edible. N. VIALLES 456 Confronting historical paradigms. F COOPER et
Anthropological critique of development, An. al. 182
M. HOBART (ed.) 186 Constituting the Minangkabau. J.S. KAHN 443
Anthropologie naive, anthropologie savante Continuity and change. A.C. KIEL (ed.) 190
W STOCZKOWSKI 853 Conti(neud.i)t y 19a7n d change in tribal society. M. MIRI
Anthropologie sociale et culturelle. R. DELIEGE
Cultural change and the new Europe.
183
Anthropology of the North Pacific Rim. TM. WILSON & M.E. SMITH (eds) 878
Cultural relations of classification, The. R. ELLEN
WW. FITZHUGH &
209
V. CHAUSSONNET (eds) 844
Cultural perspectives on organizations.
Anthropology of the self B. MORRIS 872
M. ALVESSON 178
Apotheosis of Captain Cook, The.
Culture and contact. A.I. WOOSLEY &
G. OBEYESEKERE 851 J. RAVESLOOT (eds) 635
Applications in computing for social anthropologists.
Culture and economy. P STIRLING (ed.) 455
M.D. FISCHER 643 Culture and society in new order Indonesia.
Archaeological Dialogues, vol. 1 407 VM. HOOKER (ed.) 187
Archaeological method. A. NEUSTUPNY 408 Cutting down trees. H.L. MOORE &
Arctic adaptations. I. KRUPNIK 661 M. VAUGHAN 871
Asia’s cultural mosaic. G. EVANS (ed.) 436 Dam that river! WS. ABRUZZI 177
Autonomy and power. M.L. LAGOS 865 Dancing skeletons. K.S. DETTWYLER 413
Bed called home, A. M. RAMPHELE 451 Danes are like that! G.P REDDY 650
Before social anthropology. J. URRY 202 Dialogue and the interpretation of illness.
Belonging to others. J. KOTALOVA 445 R. POOL 872
Between culture and fantasy. G. GILLISON 658 Dieux du pouvoir, Les.
Between two armies in the Ixil towns of M. LECOMTE-TILOUINE 216
Guatemala. D. STOLL 218 Disasters, relief and the media. J. BENTHALL
Blackness and race mixture. P WADE 669 180
Blood relations. C. KNIGHT 192 Dissociated identities. R.S. KIPP 444
Border approaches. H. DONNAN & Death and the invisible powers. S. BOCKIE 417
TM. WILSON (eds) 860 Deux soeurs et leur mére, Les. F HERITIER 644
Brothers. G. LANOUE 662 Dolor y alegria. S. LEVINE 194
Business of marriage, The. RA. MARKSBURY Domestic architecture, ethnicity and complementarity
(ed.) 447 in the south-central Andes.
Calligraphic state, The. B. MESSICK 448 M.S. ALDENDERFER 205
Cargo cult. L. LINDSTROM 646 Drum songs. K. ABEL 842
Caste, nationalism and communism in south India. Ecologia y estrategias sociales de los pescadores de
D. MENON 196 Cudillero. J.O. SANCHEZ FERNANDEZ
Charisma. C. LINDHOLM 646 451
Chesapeake family and their slaves, A. Ecology and ceramic production in an Andean
A.E. YENTSCH 636 community. D.E. ARNOLD 835
Childerley. M.M. BELL 638 Ecology of choice and symbol, The.
Children’s lifeworlds. O. NIEUWENHUYS 198 R. GRONHAUG et al. (eds) 213