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THE JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL
ANTHROPOLOGICAL INSTITUTE
VOLUME 17
Number 1 (March 2011) pp. 1-225
Number 2 (June 2011) pp. 227-443
Number 3 (September 2011) pp. 445-684
Number 4 (December 2011) pp. 685-941
Special Issue pp. Siii-S206
Authors
ABBINK, J. War and survival in Sudan’s ANDERSON, D.G. Ultimate Americans: Point
frontierlands: voices from the Blue Nile by Hope, Alaska: 1826-1909 by T. Lowenstein
W. James [Book Review]. 17, 214-215 [Book Review]. 17, 209-210
ABRAHAMS, R. Bodies, commodities, and ANDREASSEN, O.I.R. Inventing ‘Easter Island’
biotechnologies: death, mourning and by B. Haun [Book Review]. 17, 413
scientific desire in the realm of human ARCHAMBAULT, J.S. The cell phone: an
organ transfer by L.A. Sharp [Book anthropology of communication by H.A.
Review]. 17, 197-198 Horst & D. Miller [Book Review]. 17,
AsraM, S. Difficult folk? A political history of 192-193
social anthropology by D. Mills [Book ARMSTRONG-FuUMERO, F. Words and things in
Review]. 17, 890-891 Yucatan: poststructuralism and the
ABu-RABIA-QUEDER, S. Settling for less: the everyday life of Mayan multiculturalism.
planned resettlement of Israel’s Negev 17, 63-81
Bedouin by S.C Dinero [Book Review]. BAEHRE, E. Market and society: the great
17, 884-885 transformation today ed. by C. Hann &
At-MouHAmmabD, H. Comparing cities: the K. Hart [Book Review]. 17, 219-220
Middle East and South Asia ed. by K.A. BEISEL, U. Insectopedia by H. Raffles [Book
Ali & M. Rieker [Book Review]. 17, Review]. 17, 433-434
671-672 BENE, V. Learning to read? Hermeneutic
At-MouHaAmnabD, H. Swimming up the Tigris: generosity and productive misreadings: a
real life encounters with Iraq by B.N. response to Anthony Carter. 17, 877-880
Aziz [Book Review]. 17, 208-209 BENTHALL, J. Contemporary religiosities:
ANDERSON, B. The deportation regime: emergent socialities and the
sovereignty, space, and the freedom of post-nation-state ed. by B. Kapferer, K.
movement ed. by N. De Genova, & N. Telle & A. Eriksen [Book Review]. 17,
Peutz [Book Review]. 17, 883-884 664-665
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to
THE JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL
ANTHROPOLOGICAL INSTITUTE
VOLUME 17
Number 1 (March 2011) pp. 1-225
Number 2 (June 2011) pp. 227-443
Number 3 (September 2011) pp. 445-684
Number 4 (December 2011) pp. 685-941
Special Issue pp. Siii-S206
Authors
ABBINK, J. War and survival in Sudan’s ANDERSON, D.G. Ultimate Americans: Point
frontierlands: voices from the Blue Nile by Hope, Alaska: 1826-1909 by T. Lowenstein
W. James [Book Review]. 17, 214-215 [Book Review]. 17, 209-210
ABRAHAMS, R. Bodies, commodities, and ANDREASSEN, O.I.R. Inventing ‘Easter Island’
biotechnologies: death, mourning and by B. Haun [Book Review]. 17, 413
scientific desire in the realm of human ARCHAMBAULT, J.S. The cell phone: an
organ transfer by L.A. Sharp [Book anthropology of communication by H.A.
Review]. 17, 197-198 Horst & D. Miller [Book Review]. 17,
AsraM, S. Difficult folk? A political history of 192-193
social anthropology by D. Mills [Book ARMSTRONG-FuUMERO, F. Words and things in
Review]. 17, 890-891 Yucatan: poststructuralism and the
ABu-RABIA-QUEDER, S. Settling for less: the everyday life of Mayan multiculturalism.
planned resettlement of Israel’s Negev 17, 63-81
Bedouin by S.C Dinero [Book Review]. BAEHRE, E. Market and society: the great
17, 884-885 transformation today ed. by C. Hann &
At-MouHAmmabD, H. Comparing cities: the K. Hart [Book Review]. 17, 219-220
Middle East and South Asia ed. by K.A. BEISEL, U. Insectopedia by H. Raffles [Book
Ali & M. Rieker [Book Review]. 17, Review]. 17, 433-434
671-672 BENE, V. Learning to read? Hermeneutic
At-MouHaAmnabD, H. Swimming up the Tigris: generosity and productive misreadings: a
real life encounters with Iraq by B.N. response to Anthony Carter. 17, 877-880
Aziz [Book Review]. 17, 208-209 BENTHALL, J. Contemporary religiosities:
ANDERSON, B. The deportation regime: emergent socialities and the
sovereignty, space, and the freedom of post-nation-state ed. by B. Kapferer, K.
movement ed. by N. De Genova, & N. Telle & A. Eriksen [Book Review]. 17,
Peutz [Book Review]. 17, 883-884 664-665
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BENTHALL, J. Social security in religious North India seventh to twelfth century
networks: anthropological perspectives on 1D) by D. Rangachari [Book Review
new risks and ambivalences by ( 17, 182-183
Leutloff-Grandits, A. Peleikis & T. HATTY, D. Locating migration: rescaling cities
Thelen [Book Review]. 17, 911-912 and migrants ed. by N. Glick Schiller &
Bizas, E. Turning the tune: traditional music, \. Caglar |B ook Review]. 17, 885-886
tourism, and social change in an Irish LACK, T. After modernity: archaeological
village by A.R. Kaul [Book Review approaches to the contemporary past by
645-646
R. Harrison « J. Schofield Book
BLANES, R.L. Les conceptions du corps et de la Review}. 17, 881-882
personne dans un contexte amérindien: LACK, T. Ethnographies and archaeologies:
Indiens toba du Gran Chaco iterations of the past ed. by L. Mortensen
sud-ameéricain by F.C. Tola [Book & J. Hollowell Book Review}. 17,
Review]. 17, 421-422 399-400
Bum, S.D. Schooling passions: nation, history, OOMBES, A.E. Witnessing history/embodying
and language in contemporary Western testimony: gg ender and memory in
India by V. Benei Book Review]. 17, post-apartheid South Africa. 17, S92-S112
/
178-179 ross, J. Mobile work, mobile lives: cultural
BoSKOVIC, A. Forjando patria accounts of lived experiences ed. by T.L.
pro-nacionalismo (Forging a nation) ed. Meerwarth, J.¢ . Gluesing & B. Jordan
by M. Gamio | Book Review]. 1 7, 187 Book Review]. 17, 220-221
Bosxovic, A. Guatemalans in the aftf ermath ross, J. Stitching identities in a free trade
of violence: the refugees’ return by K.A. zone: gender and politics in Sri Lanka by
Stolen [Book Review]. 17, 218-219 S. Hewamanne [Book Review]. 17,
Brypbon, L. Ghana observed, Africa 405-406
reconsidered by J. Goody | Book Rev lew Davis, D. Humanitarianism and suffering: the
17, 668-669 mobilization of empathy ed. by R.A.
BuALL, S. City of strangers: Gulf migration and Wilson & R.D. Brown Book Rev lew ]
the Indian community in Bahrain by 17, 659-660
A.M. Gardner [Book Review]. 17, 640 Davis, J. Evicted from eternity: the
Buck ey, A.D. The 1904 Anthropology Days restructuring of modern Rome by M.
and Olympic Games: sport, race, and Herzfeld {Book Review]. 17, 673-674
American imperialism ed. by S. Brownell DE JONG, F. Column to volume: formal
{Book Review]. 17, 915-916 innovation in Chamba statuary by R.
BuTtLer, U.M. The Projects: gang and Fardon & ¢ . Stelzig [Book Review]. 17,
non-gang families in East Los Angeles by 633-634
J.D. Vigil [Book Review]. 17, 418-419 DE JONG, F. Fusions: masquerades and thought
“AMPBELL, H. Adoring the saints: fiestas in style east of the Niger-Benue confluence,
Central Mexico by Y. Lastra, J. Sherzer & West Africa by R. Fardon [Book
D. Sherzer [Book Review]. 17, 206-207 Review |. 17, 632-633
“ANNELL, F, English ancestors: the moral DeJona, J. Islam and new kinship:
possibilities of popular genealogy. 17, reproductive technology and the Shariah
462-480 in Lebanon by M. Clarke [Book Review
“ARRIER, N. Economic persuasions ed. by 17, 194-195
S. Gudeman [Book Review]. 17, 404-405 Demossier, M. Beyond terroir: territorial
“ARTER, A.T. Learning to hate? Schooling, construction, hegemonic discourses, and
nationalism, and children. 17, 873-876 French wine culture. 17, 685-705
“ARUCCI, L.M. Traditional Micronesian Depaul is, T. A cultural history of tarot: from
societies: adaptation, integration, and entertainment to esotericism by H. Farley
political organization by G. Petersen [Book Review]. 17, 205-206
[Book Review]. 17, 670-671 Drazin, A. Exploring Gypsiness: power,
‘HARI, S, From revolution to rights in South exchange and interdependence in a
Africa: social movements, NGOs and Transylvanian village by A.1
popular politics after apartheid by S.L. Engebrigtsen [Book Review]. 17, 411-412
Robins [Book Review]. 17, 649-650 Ex Guinpt, F. Visual interventions: applied
SHATTERJEE, I. Invisible women, visible visual anthropology ed. by S. Pink [Book
histories: gender, society and polity in Review]. 17, 678-679
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ELLEN, R. & S. PLATTEN. The social life of GLEDHILL, J. New languages of the state:
seeds: the role of networks of relationships indigenous resurgence and the politics of
in the dispersal and cultural selection of knowledge in Bolivia by B. Gustafson.
plant germplasm. 17, 563-584 {Book Review]. 17, 188-189
ELYACHAR, J. The political economy of GLEDHILL, J. Violent democracies in Latin
movement and gesture in Cairo. 17, America ed. by E.D. Arias & D.M.
82-99 Goldstein |Book Review]. 17, 675-676
Enav, Y. Three Jewish journeys: through an GooBERMAN-HILL, R. Suffering and
anthropologist’s lens by M. Shokeid sentiment: exploring the vicissitudes of
[Book Review]. 17, 212-213 experience and pain in Yap by C.J.
ENGELKE, M. A statement from the incoming Throop [Book Review]. 17, 198-199
editor. 17, 1 Goopate, M. Counting the dead: the culture
Evans, G. All white in Barking/Men of the and politics of human rights activism in
city: two films by M. Isaacs [Book Colombia by W. Tate [Book Review]. 17,
Review]. 17, 644-645 652-653
Evans, G. The invisible empire: white GRANT, A.P. History and the testimony of
discourse, tolerance and belonging by G. language by C. Ehret [Book Review]. 17,
Wemyss [Book Review]. 17, 402-404 897-898
FIGUEREDO, A.E. See GLAzigR, S.D. Grant, A.P. The making of language (2nd
FONTEIN, J. Graves, ruins, and belonging: edition) by M. Beaken [Book Review].
towards an anthropology of proximity. 17, 17, 896-897
706-727 Grant, A.P. The origins of grammar: an
Fortis, P. The occult life of things: Native anthropological perspective by M.
Amazonian theories of materiality and Edwardes {Book Review]. 17, 905-906
personhood ed. by F. Santos-Granero Han, S. The ways of friendship:
[Book Review]. 17, 420-421 anthropological perspectives ed. by A.
Fry, P. Zimbabwe’s new diaspora: Desai & E. Killick [Book Review]. 17,
displacement and the cultural politics of 916-917
survival ed. by J. McGregor & R. Harper, I. Global health: why cultural
Primorac [Book Review]. 17, 401-402 perceptions, social representations, and
FULLER, C.J. Caste, race, and hierarchy in the biopolitics matter by M. Nichter [Book
American South. 17, 604-621 Review]. 17, 658-659
FULLER, C.J. The politics of heritage from Harris, H. Traveling spirits: migrants,
Madras to Chennai by M.E. Hancock markets and mobilities ed. by G.
[Book Review]. 17, 672-673 Hiiwelmeier & K. Krause [Book
FuMANTI, M. Coming of age in times of Review]. 17, 663-664
uncertainty by H. Blatterer [Book Heintz, M. The ethics of cultural
Review]. 17, 636-637 appropriation ed. by J.O. Young & C.G.
Gay Y Brasco, P. Agata’s story: singular lives Brunk [Book Review]. 17, 661-662
and the reach of the ‘Gitano law’. 17, HENIG, D. The Sufi journey of Baba Rexheb
445-461 by FE. Trix [Book Review]. 17, 430-431
GEIsMAR, H. & W. Mouns. Social HiGu, C. A walk to the river in Amazonia:
relationships and digital relationships: ordinary reality for the Mehinaku Indians
rethinking the database at the Vanuatu by C. Stang [Book Review]. 17, 213-214
Cultural Centre. 17, $133-S155 Hopper, |. Human-thing entanglement:
Gittins, A.J. Faith in schools: religion, towards an integrated archaeological
education, and American Evangelicals in perspective. 17, 154-177
East Africa by A. Stambach [Book Hovers, E. The rise of Homo sapiens: the
Review]. 17, 180-181 evolution of modern thinking by F.L.
GLASKIN, K. Dreams, memory, and the Coolidge & T. Wynn [Book Review]. 17,
ancestors: creativity, culture, and the 410-411
science of sleep. 17, 44-62 HuGues, L. Contesting the commons:
GLaAzikgR, S.D. & A.E. FIGUEREDO. Caciques privatizing pastoral lands in Kenya by
and cemi idols: the web spun by Taino C.K. Lesorogol [Book Review]. 17,
rulers between Hispaniola and Puerto 894-895
Rico by J.R. Oliver [Book Review]. 17, HUGHES-FREELAND, F. Refracted visions:
414-415 popular photography and national
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modernity in Java by K. Strassler | Book KjAERULEFF, J. Two bits: the cultural
Review]. 17, 679-650 significance of free software by C.M. Kelty
IRWIN, R. Biosecurity interventions: glol Book Review}. 17, 599-900
health and security in question ed. by A KEIN, B. When women held the dragon’s
Lakoff & S.J. Collier [Book Review]. 17, tongue and other essays in historical
657-658 anthropology by H. Rebel [Book
Jain, S. Development-induced displacement: Review]. 17, 892-893
problems, policies and people ed. by ¢ Kopnina, H. Remaking home: reconstructing
De Wet | Book Review]. 17, 186-137 life, place and identity in Rome and
JAMES, D. The return of the broker: consensus, {msterdam by M. Korac {Book Review
hierarchy, and choice in South African 17, 400
land reform. 17, 318-338 KUEHLING, S. Mary, the Devil, and taro
JANSON, M. Living Islam through death: Catholicism and women’s work in a
demarcating Muslim identity in a rural Micronesian society by J. Flinn {Book
Serahuli community in the Gambia. 17, Rev lew 17, 909-910
100-115 Ku ick, D. Transgressive sex: subversion and
JOHNSON, I.C. Size matters: history, control in erotic encounters ed. by H.
marginality, and the politics of building Donnan & F. Magowan [Book Review
big in a small community. 17, 116-134 17, 912-913
JOHNSON, M.H. On the nature of empiricism KWA, ( . Why Iam NOT a scientist
in archaeology. 17, 764-787 anthropology and modern knowledge by
Kama, A. Language and the politics of J. Marks | Book Review 17, 432-433
sexuality: lesbians and gays in Israel Layton, R.) The life of property: house, famil;
by E. Levon [Book Review]. 17, and inheritance in Béarn, South-West
913-914 France by T. Jenkins [Book Review]. 17,
KapILa, K. The intimate state: love-marriage 654-655
and the law in Delhi by P. Mody [Book Leg, J.C.H. Submitting to God: women and
Review]. 17, 210-211 Islam in urban Malaysia by S. Frisk
KARAGIANNIDIS, C. Museum frictions: public Book Review]. 17, 662-663
cultures/global transformations ed. by I. LEIFSEN, Weaving and dyeing in highland
Karp, C.A. Kratz, L. Szwaraja & T. Ecuador by A.P. Rowe, L.M. Miller &
Ybarra-Frausto {Book Review]. 17, L.A. Meisch [Book Review]. 17,
183-185 e9e9l”4 -79L9e2e
Keck, F. Lévi-Strauss, anthropology and , 8. Cultural diversity and human rights:
aesthetics by B. Wiseman [Book intersections in theory and practice ed. by
Review]. 17, 660-661 M. Langfield, W. Logan & M. Nic Craith
KEELER, S. Iraq at a distance: what Book Review]. 17, 185-186
anthropologists can teach us about the N, H. Lost selves and lonely persons:
war ed. by A.C.G.M. Robben [Book experiences of illness and well-be neg
Review]. 17, 217-218 among Tamil refugees in Norway by A.S.
Kety, A. The objects of evidence ed. by M. Gronseth {Book Review]. 17, 901-902
Engelke {Book Review]. 17, 201-202 LINDISFARNE, N. The city’s outback by G.
Ke..y, T. The cause of human rights: doubts Cowlishaw [Book Review]. 17, 666-667
about torture, law, and ethics at the Linke, U. Anthropology at war: World War I
United Nations. 17, 728-744 and the science of race in Germany by
KENNA, M.E. Cosmos, life, and liturgy in a \.D. Evans [Book Review]. 17, 676-677
Greek Orthodox village by J. du Boulay LinsTROTH, J.P. Memories of war:
Book Review]. 17, 204-205 Micronesians in the Pacific War by S.
Kent, A. Winged faith: rethinking Falgout, L. Poyer, & L.M. Carucci [Book
globalization and religious pluralism Review]. 17, 917-918
through the Sathya Sai movement LINSTROTH, J.P. Violence and activism at the
by T. Srinivas [Book Review]. 17, border: gender, fear, and everyday life in
428-429 Ciudad Juarez by K. Staudt [Book
Kim, K.O. Chinese worlds: multiple Review}. 17, 677-678
temporalities and transformations ed. by Lipset, D. The tides: masculinity and climate
A.I. Samatar & M. Beegle [Book change in coastal Papua New Guinea. 17,
Review]. 17, 650-651 20-43
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Lioyp, G.E.R. Humanity between gods and Martin, D. Eastern Christians in
beasts? Ontologies in question. 17, 829-845 anthropological perspective ed. by C.
Lioyp, G.E.R. Strange enemies: indigenous Hann & H. Goltz [Book Review]. 17,
agency and scenes of encounters in 910-911
Amazonia by A. Vilaca [Book Review]. Mays In, M. Death by marriage: power,
17, 419-420 pride, and morality in Northeast Brazil.
Lioyp, S. A reader in medical anthropology: 17,1 35-153
theoretical trajectories, emergent realities MIDDELTHON, A.-L. Pulse diagnosis in early
ed. by B.J. Good, M.M.]J. Fischer, S.S. Chinese medicine: the telling touch by E.
Willen, & M.-J. DelVecchio Good [Book Hsu [Book Review]. 17, 655-656
Review]. 17, 900-901 Mitts, D. Anthropological intelligence: the
Louse, J.C. Mixtecs, Zapotecs, and Chatinos: deployment and neglect of American
ancient peoples of southern Mexico by anthropology in the Second World
A.A. Joyce [Book Review]. 17, 397-398 War by D.H. Price [Book Review]. 17,
Loncuurst, R. Birthing a mother: the 215-217
surrogate body and the pregnant self by Mitts, D. Best of both worlds: the story of
E. Teman [Book Review]. 17, 903-904 Elsdon Best and Tutakangahau by J.P.
Lora-WaInwricHt, A. Eating spring rice: Holman [Book Review]. 17, 906-907
the cultural politics of AIDS in Southwest Montcomery, H. Lost to the state: family
China by S.T. Hyde [Book Review]. 17, discontinuity, social orphanhood and
656-657 residential care in the Russian Far East by
Luke, T.W. Actualized affinities: a nation’s E.K. Rockhill [Book Review]. 17, 637-638
memories as accumulating artefacts and MooKHERJEE, N. ‘Never again’: aesthetics of
appropriating aesthetics from the times of ‘genocidal’ cosmopolitanism and the
reconstruction. 17, S56-S68 Bangladesh Liberation War Museum. 17,
LynTERIS, C. Biopolitics, militarism and $71-S91
development: Eritrea in the twenty-first MOoOKHERIEE, N. The aesthetics of nations:
century ed. by D. O’Kane & T.R. Hepner anthropological and historical approaches.
[Book Review]. 17, 891-892 17, S1-S20
ARTHUR, G. Street dreams and hip-hop MookHERIJEE, N. & C. PINNEY. Preface. 17,
barbershops: global fantasy in urban
Tanzania by B. Weiss [Book Review]. 17, Moon, O. The intimate university: Korean
920-921 American students and the problems of
McCatt, G. Exploring Easter Island. 17, segregation by N. Abelmann [Book
394-396 Review]. 17, 407-408
McCormack, F. Levels of indigeneity: the MourAo, A. Managing African Portugal: the
Maori and neoliberalism. 17, 281-300 citizen-migrant distinction by K. Fikes
McWi.u1aM, A. Exchange and resilience in [Book Review]. 17, 638-639
Timor-Leste. 17, 745-763 Murawskt, M. Berlin, Alexanderplatz:
Mackk, I. Sarajevo: a Bosnian kaleidoscope transforming place in a unified Germany
by E. Markowitz [Book Review]. 17, by G. Weszkalnys [Book Review]. 17,
674-675 895-896
MackripGE, P. Networks of power in modern Nappi, C. Other-worldly: making Chinese
Greece: essays in honour of John medicine through transnational frames
Campbell ed. by M. Mazower [Book by M. Zhan [Book Review]. 17, 199-200
Review]. 17, 189-190 NauMEscvu, V. Postsocialist Europe:
MANOUKIAN, S. Conceptualizing Iranian anthropological perspectives from home
anthropology: past and present ed. by L. Kiirti & P. Skalnik [Book
perspectives ed. by S.R. Nadjmabadi Review]. 17, 648-649
[Book Review]. 17, 669-670 NrEHAUS, I. Bewitching development:
Marasul, M. Reproducing class: education, witchcraft and the reinvention of
neoliberalism, and the rise of the new development in neoliberal Kenya by J.H.
middle class in Istanbul by H.J. Rutz & Smith [Book Review]. 17, 406-407
E.M. Balkan [Book Review]. 17, 179-180 O’Connor, K. Hawaiian blood: colonialism
Mars, L. The multi-cultural challenge in Israel and the politics of sovereignty and
ed. by A. Sagi & O. Nachtomy [Book indigeneity by J.K. Kauanui [Book
Review]. 17, 190-191 Rev|.1 i7,e 886w-88 7
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OssBae o, C. Die aatthh 1n . a churc]h o f lciefee:. moral »]
Pp assioni on dudruirninge bBootst swana10 Ss Ttiimmee ¢ of ol1o gles
AIDS by EF. Klaits Book Review]. 7 Soviet Union ed.
195-196 Book Review}. 17
WMDEGAARD, C.V. §
ross time and space ed
Women and ITcs] iam 1 ) evival Book Review}. 17
West African town by A. Masquelier
Book Review]. 17, 665-666
Pets, P. Global ‘experts’ and ‘African
Tanganyikaj anthl ropology as publli c an
secret service, 1925-61. 17, 788-810
Prexe, F. Mobility and cultural authority i1
contemporary China by P. Nyiri [Book
Review]. 17, 887-888
PInNEY, C. Epistemo-patrimony: speaking and
owning in the Indian diaspora. 17, Y)BERTSON, A.F. Hr ow can
9192-5206 grandfather? Being and becoming tn tl
PINXTEN, R. The energy reader ed. by L. Cartesian gap. 17, 585-603
Nader Book Review]. 17, 643 OGERS, AA. P[ al} aeoperformance: Ttrheo eme1r0 genc7 e >
PLATTEN, S. See ELLEN, R. of theaPvt roioc ality . as. social I prase cticsco e | by Y.-P.)
PoraTH, N. Creating medicine on a swing Monontteellllee |[B DoOoOkK RReevviiewe} . 17,— 396-3:9 9
effectiveness of mirroring, mimetic YLLASON, W. After the cult: perceptions of
sensoriality, and embodiment to facilit oth;e r and s; elf] in tWAes st New B. ritain
childbirth among the Sakais of Riau Papua New Guinea) by H. Jebens { Book
Sumatra). 17, 811-828 Review
Portiscu, A. Developing skill, developing YLLASON, W. We
vision: practices of locality at the foot of the game on Panapompom, PN
the Alps by C. Grasseni {Book Review 181-503
17, 918-919 YUNTREE, K. Localizing Neo-Paganism:
PostiLL, J. The anthropology of news and integrating global and indigenous
journalism: global perspectives ed. by S.E. traditions in a Mediterranean Catholic
Bird {Book Review]. 17, 898-899 society. 17, 5460-672
Power, C. Fire: the spark that ignited human ROWLANDS, M. Of substances, palaces, an
evolution by F.D. Burton [Book Review mm useu>amuFs : thI e > Visseiavhl]e a. nd thhee im in
17, 409-410 Liinl Crtlehée tion of Cameroon.
Ram, K. Being ‘rasikas’: the affective pleasures 923-93!
of music and dance spectatorship and SAHLINS, M. What kinsh
nationhood in Indian middle-class 2-19
modernity. 17, $159-S175 SAHLINS, M. What kinship is (part two
Rapport, N. Beyond writing culture: current 227-242
intersections of epistemologies and SALAMONE, F.A. Gender and family among
representational practices ed. by O. transnational professionals ed. by A.
Zenker & K. Kumoll Book Review]. 17, Coles & A.-M. Fechter Book Review
908-909 17, 181-182
Rapport, N. Human organizations and social SANSOM, B. The politics of suffering:
theory: pragmatism, pluralism, and indigenous Australia and the end of the
adaptation by M.J. Leaf [Book Review liberal consensus by P. Sutton [Book
17, 203-204 Rev iew . 17, 417-418
Rapport, N. Nationalism in stateless nations: SAPRITSKY, M. Communities of the converted:
selves and others in Scotland and Ukrainians and global evangelism by ‘
Newfoundland by R.C. Thomsen [Book Wanner Boc »k Rev iew - 17, 431-432
Review]. 17, 888-889 Scott, J. Ways of walking: ethnography and
Rapport, N. The plural actor by B. Lahire practice on foot ed. by T. Ingold & J.L.
[Book Review]. 17, 907-908 Vergunst Book Review]. 17, 202-203
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SELIM, L.R. On the possibility of cultural TemaN, E. Childbirth, midwifery and concepts
property: the Musée Guimet controversy of time ed. by C. McCourt, foreword:
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N. 17, $71-S91 of relationships in the dispersal and
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ABELMANN, Nancy. The intimate university: ARIAS, ENRIQUE DESMOND & DANIEL M.
Korean American students and the GOLDSTEIN (eds). Violent democracies in
problems of segregation. 17, 407-408 Latin America. 17, 675-676
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(eds). Comparing cities: the Middle East communicating conflict in the daily news.
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