Anthropology 84/85 / 
Edited by, Elvio  Angeloni. 
 - Guilford :  The Dushkin Publishing Group,  c1984 
 - 242 p. :  ill. ;  28 cm. 
<br/><br/> CONTENT<br/><br/>1. Anthropological perspective<br/>Doing field work among the Yanomamo<br/>Doctor, Lawyer, Indian chief<br/>Eating Christmas in the Kalahari<br/>etc...<br/><br/>2. Culture and communication<br/>Man at the mercy of language<br/>Natural languages and cultural identity<br/>Shakespeare in the bush<br/>etc...<br/><br/>3. The organization of society and culture<br/>The blood of their veins <br/>Trading with the Eskimos<br/>Murders in Eden<br/>etc...<br/><br/>4.Chaging families<br/>Society and sex roles <br/>Heterosexual relationships inside and outside marriage<br/>A look behind the veil<br/><br/>5. Sex roles and statuses<br/>Society and sex roles<br/>No girls allowed<br/>Rape free or rape prone<br/><br/><br/>6. Religion, relief and ritual<br/>Psychotherapy in Africa<br/>Trances that heal<br/>The gypsies<br/>Night of the wandering souls<br/>etc...<br/><br/>7. Sociocultural change: The impact of the west<br/>Why can't people feed themselves<br/>The great sisal scheme<br/>Steel axes for stone-age Australians <br/>Bushmen: The hunters now hunt Guerrillas<br/>Growing up as the fore<br/><br/><br/> 
<br/><br/>Includes index 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0879675241 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>301  / ANT