Author: DeMallie, Raymond J.
Title: North American Indian anthropology : essays on society and culture.
Description: Norman : University of Oklahoma Press, 1994. Paperback. xi, 430 pp. Contents : Biology and social relationships in the kin terminology of an Inuit community / Joseph Maxwell -- Historical changes in the Chipewyan kinship system / James G.E. Smith -- Kinship, social class, and religion of Northwest peoples / June M. Collins -- Central Algonkian moieties / Charles Callender -- Kinship and biology in Sioux culture / Raymond J. DeMallie -- Northern Cheyenne kinship reconsidered / Anne S. Straus -- The social organizations of the Southeast / Greg Urban -- Fur trade as centrifuge: familial dispersal and offspring identity in two company contexts / Jennifer S.H. Brown -- The civilization strategy: Gros Ventres, Northern and Southern Arapahos compared / Loretta Fowler -- The roots of factionalism among the Lower Brule Sioux / Ernest L. Schusky -- Reading back to find community: Lumbee ethnohistory / Karen I. Blu -- The dynamics of Pueblo cultural survival / Alfonso Ortiz -- Hopi shamanism: a reappraisal / Jerrold E. Levy -- Patterns of leadership in Western Pueblo society / Triloki Nath Pandey -- Indian law and Puebloan tribal law / Bruce B. MacLachlan -- Cultural motifs in Navajo weaving / Gary Witherspoon -- On the application of the phylogenetic model to the Maya / Evon Z. Vogt. Mailorder only - Alleen verzending mogelijk. Book condition : very good. ISBN 9780806128085.

Keywords: , native Americans