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#35, 2002
Southern Indians and Anthropologists
CULTURE, POLITICS, AND IDENTITY
Edited by Lisa J. Lefler and Frederic W. Gleach
Southern Anthropological Society Proceedings, No. 35
Michael V. Angrosino, Series Editor
2002
The University of Georgia Press
Athens and London
Contents
Introduction
Lisa J. Lefler and Frederic W. Gleach 1
Powhatan Identity in Anthropology and
Popular Culture (and Vice Versa)
Frederic W. Gleach 5
In the Service of Native Interests:
Archaeology for, of, and by Cherokee People
Brett Riggs 19
Considerations of Context, Time, and Discourse
in Identity Politics for Indians of the Carolinas
Patricia Barker Lerch 31
Voices from the Periphery:
Reconstructing and Interpreting Post-Removal
Histories of the Duck Town Cherokees
Betty J. Duggan 43
Curating Our Past: Museum Direction Driven
by Tribal Perspectives
Russell G. Townsend 69
The Gendering of Langue and Parole:
Literacy in Cherokee
Margaret C. Bender 77
Gender Reciprocity and Ritual Speech
among the Yuchi
Jason Baird Jackson 89
The Twentieth-Century Conservators
of the Cherokee Sacred Formulas
Willard Walker 107
Stress and Coping among Chickasaw Indian Fathers:
Lessons for Indian Adolescents and Their Counselors
in Treatment for Substance Abuse
Lisa J. Lefler 115
The American Indian Fatherhood Project:
The Impact of Incarceration on Chickasaw Fathers
Donald Shannon 124
Emahakv Vpelofv (Teaching Hammock):
Developing a University/Native American Partnership
Susan E. Stans and Louise Gopher 134
Contributors 149
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#34 |
#34, 2001 Latino
Workers In the Contemporary South
Edited by Arthur D. Murphy,
Colleen Blanchard, and Jennifer A. Hill
Southern Anthropological Society Proceedings, No. 34
Michael V. Angrosino, Series Editor
2001
The University of Georgia Press
Athens and London
Contents
Introduction: From Patrones and Caciques
to Good Ole Boys
Deborah A. Duchon and Arthur D. Murphy
1
Ethnicity: Consciousness, Agency, and Status
in the World System
Kathryn A. Kozaitis
10
Comparative Perspectives on International Migration:
Illegals or “Guest Workers” in the American South?
Eric C. Jones and Robert E. Rhoades
23
How Many Are There? Ethnographic Estimates
of Mexican Women in Atlanta, Georgia
Martha W. Rees
36
Industry and Immigration in Dalton, Georgia
James D. Engstrom
44
Mexican Places in Southern Spaces: Globalization,
Work, and Daily Life in and around the North Georgia
Poultry Industry
Greig Guthey
57
Hospitality and Hostility: Latin Immigrants
in Southern Georgia
John D. Studstill and Laura Nieto-Studstill
68
Another Day in the Diaspora: Changing Ethnic
Landscapes in South Florida
David Griffith, Alex Stepick, Karen Richman, Guillermo
Grenier, Ed Kissam, Allan Burns, and Jeronimo Camposeco
82
Language and the Migrant Worker Experience
in Rural North Carolina Communities
Jack G. Dale, Susan Andreatta, and Elizabeth Freeman
93
Immigration and the Organization of the Onshore Oil Industry:
Southern Louisiana in the Late 1990s
Katherine M. Donato, Carol L. Bankston, and Dawn T.
Robinson
105
Heading South: Why Mexicans and Mexican-Americans
in Brownsville, Texas, Cross the Border into Mexico
Kathleen M. Murphy
114
A New Destination for an Old Migration: Origins, Trajectories,
and Labor Market Incorporation of Latinos in Dalton, Georgia
Victor Zúñiga and Rubén Hernández-León
126
The Contributors
137
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#33, 2000
Communities and Capital: Local
Struggles against Corporate Power and Privatization
Edited by Thomas W. Collins and John D.
Wingard
Southern Anthropological Society Proceedings, No.
33
Michael V. Angrosino, Series Editor
The University of Georgia Press
Athens and London
Contents
Introduction
1
Thomas W. Collins
Finding Alternatives to Privatizing the Resource:
Community-Focused Management for Marine Fisheries
5
John D. Wingard
Down on the Clam Farm: Aquaculture, Privatization,
and Sacred Space in the Core Banks Shellfish Lease
Controversy, North Carolina
30
Barbara J. Garrity-Blake
Licenses and Livelihoods:
Changing Fishing Economy
in a Malay Village
40
Margaret W. Kedia
Grassroots Development Strategies in the
Azuero Peninsula of Panama
52
John R. Bort and James C.
Sabella
Local Stratagems, Global Spoils: Monopoly Power and
Contract Farming in the Belize Banana Industry
69
Mark Moberg
Marshalltown, Iowa, and the Struggle
for Community in a Global Age
87
Mark A. Grey
Deindustrialization, Job Displacement,
and Contested Ideology of Work in a Southern Town
101
Tara Skipper
The Periphery in the Center:
The View from Public Housing in Memphis
114
David T. Spangler
Challenging Market-Based Health Care Reforms in
New York City: Community Health Centers,
Public Hospitals, and Grassroots
Advocates
129
Sara Collins
List of
Contributors
149 |
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#32,
1999
Culture,
Biology,
and Sexuality
Edited by David N. Suggs and Andrew W.
Miracle
Southern
Anthropological Society Proceedings, No. 32
Michael V. Angrosino, Series Editor
The
University of Georgia Press
Athens and London
Contents
Preface
vii
David N. Suggs and Andrew W. Miracle
Human
Sexuality: The Whole Is More than the Sum of
Its Parts
1
Suzanne G. Frayser
Sexing
Anthropology: Rethinking Sexual Culture,
Subjectivity, and the Method of Anthropological
Participant Observation
17
Gilbert Herdt
Theory and
the Anthropology of Sexuality: Toward a
Holistic Anthropology in Practice
33
David N. Suggs and Andrew W. Miracle
Talking Love
or Talking Sex: Culture’s Dilemma
49
William Jankowiak
Faster,
Farther, Higher: Biology and the Discourses
on Human Sexuality
64
Carol M. Worthman
Human Sexual
Behavior and Evolution
76
Linda D. Wolfe
A Discussion
of Culture, Biology, and Sexuality:
Towards Synthesis
86
Ernestine Friedl
APPENDIX: Sex
the Invisible
90
Ernestine Friedl
List of
Contributors
109
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| #31 |
#31, 1998
Cultural Diversity in the U.S. South: Anthropological Contributions to a
Region in Transition
Edited
by Carole E. Hill and Patricia D. Beaver
Southern
Anthropological Society Proceedings, No. 31
Michael V. Angrosino, Series Editor
The
University of Georgia Press
Athens and London
Contents
Preface
vii
Miles Richardson
Introduction:
Southern Culture and Diversity--
A Bridge to the Twenty-First Century
1
Carole E. Hill and Patricia D. Beaver
Contemporary
Issues in Anthropological Studies
of the American South
12
Carole E. Hill
The Early
Historic Transformation of the
Southeastern Indians
34
Robbie Ethridge and Charles Hudson
Uncovering
the Trail of Ethnic Denial:
Ethnicity in Appalachia
51
Patricia D. Beaver and Helen M. Lewis
Doctors,
Lawyers, Indian Chiefs: Indian Identity
in the South
69
Carmaleta L. Monteith
Cultures and
Communities in the New Old South:
White Anglo-Saxon Protestants
82
Gwen Kennedy Neville
Holding Hands: An American Struggle for Community
93
Carol Stack
Latino
Southerners: A New Form of Mestizaje
104
Marcos McPeek Villatoro
Indochinese
Resettlement and the Transformation
of Identities along the Alabama Gulf Coast
115
Mark Moberg and J. Stephen Thomas
Asian
Adaptations in the American South
129
Choong Soon Kim
Urban
Immigrants in the South: Recent Data
and a Historical Case Study
144
Susan Greebaum
The
Postmodern South: Racial Transformations
and the Global Economy
164
Barbara Ellen Smith
Rehistoricizing
Race, Ethnicity, and Class
In the U.S. Southeast
179
Faye V. Harrison
Anthropology
in the South and the Southern
Anthropological
Society: Diversity, the South,
Anthropology, and Culture
190
James Peacock
List of
Contributors
201
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#30, 1997
Practicing Anthropology in the South
Edited by James M. Tim Wallace
Southern Anthropological Society Proceedings, No.
30
Michael V. Angrosino, Series Editor
The University of Georgia Press
Athens and London
Contents
Introduction: Putting Anthropology into Practice in
the 1990s 1
James M. Tim Wallace
Well, Do They?
The New Applied Anthropology
Twenty Years Later
13
Michael V. Angrosino
A Southern View of Organizations and Change:
Testifying to Theory
22
Andrew W. Miracle
Activist Praxis and Anthropological Knowledge 33
Mary K. Anglin
Barriers and Opportunities for Practicing
Anthropology
in the Mississippi Delta (and Getting Paid to Do It)
43
S. Bridget Ciaramitaro
Reflections of an “Outsider” Anthropologist
48
Christopher H. Walker
Social Marketing and Applied Anthropology:
A Practitioner’s View of the Similarities and Differences
between Two Research-Driven Disciplines 54
Christopher A. Brown
Applications in the Private Practice of Urban
Planning
65
Michael M. English
Praying with Creationists
74
Christopher P. Toumey
The Development of an Undergraduate Applied
Anthropology Training Program
81
Susan Emley Keefe
The Appalachia Tourism Project: Applied Anthropology in
an Appalachian Coal Mining Town
91
Mary B. LaLone
Teaching Practitioners Practical Anthropology:
A Course on the Rural South
102
V. Richard Persico Jr. and
Roger G. Branch
Drawing the Line between People and Power:
Taking the Classroom to the Community
109
Melinda Bollar Wagner, Shannon T.
Scott, and Danny Wolfe
The Development of Clinically Applied Anthropology:
A Cautionary Tale
119
Sharon Glick Miller
Anthropology in the Practice of Medicine
127
Robert C. Morrow
Partisan Observation in the Formation of a Faculty
Union:
The Challenge of Organizing in a Southern Urban University
133
Hans A. Baer
Building Sustainable Development at Appalachian
State
142
Jefferson C. Boyer
Practicing Anthropology in the Carter Presidential
Center
155
Honggang Yang
Contributors
161 |
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#29,
1996
Anthropological
Contributions
to Conflict Resolution
Edited by Alvin W. Wolfe
and Honggang Yang
Southern Anthropological Society Proceedings, No. 29
Michael V. Angrosino, Series Editor
The University of Georgia Press
Athens and London
Contents
Contributions of Anthropology to Conflict
Resoultion
1
Alvin W. Wolfe
Why Sikhs Fight
11
Cynthia Keppley Mahmood
Mediation in the Caucasus
31
Paula Garb
ADR, Palau, and the Contribution of Anthropology
47
Kevin Avruch and Peter W.
Black
Waging Peace: The Psychological and Sociocultural
Dynamics of Positive Peace
64
Clayton A. Robarchek and Carol J. Robarchek
Labor Recruitment, Ethnicity, and Development:
Alternatives to Work-Force Conflict in Southern Belize
81
Mark Moberg
Conflicts over the Commons in an American Suburb
97
Honggang Yang
Harmony Ideology Works at the Mill
119
Mary Schweitzer
The Limits of an Anthropology of Conflict: Loyalist
and
Republican Paramilitary Organizations in Northern Ireland
131
Ronnie Moore and Andrew
Sanders
Epilogue: Agenda for Applied Research in Conflicts
Resolution 144
Honggang Yang and Alvin W.
Wolfe
Contributors
151
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#28, 1995
Religion in the Contemporary South:
Diversity,
Community, and Identity
O.
Kendall White Jr. and Daryl White, Editors
Southern Anthropological Society Proceedings, No.
28
Mary W. Helms, Series Editor
The University of Georgia Press
Athens and London
Contents
Introduction
1
Daryl White and O.
Kendall White, Jr.
PART 1: RITUAL AND COMMUNITY OF MEMORY
Speaking and Hearing (in Contrast to Touching
and Seeing) the Sacred
13
Miles Richardson
More Varieties of Religious Experience: Time and
Faith for Southern Catholics
23
Jon W. Anderson and Gwen
Kennedy Neville
“Give Me That Old-Time Religion”: The Genealogy
and Cultural Politics of an Afro-Christian
Celebration in Halifax County, North Carolina
34
Faye V. Harrison
The Role of Christianity in the Snowbird
Cherokee Community
46
Sharlotte Neely
PART 2: CONFERRED
AND CHOSEN IDENTITIES
Attacking (Southern) Creationists
59
Kary D. Smout
Constructing Christian Hatred: Anti-Catholicism,
Diversity, and Identity in Southern Religious Life
67
Gary W. McDonogh
Stranger in a Strange Land: The Non-Christian
as Alien in the South
79
Brenda G. Stewart
PART 3: COMMUNITY SUPPORT, CONTROL, AND IDENTITY
Christian Schools: Walking the Christian Walk
the American Way
89
Melinda Bollar Wagner
Ministering to the Working Class: Evangelical
Protestantism in Rural Appalachia
97
Mary Anglin
A Spriitual Storefront Church in Nashville:
A Thaumaturgical Response to Racism and
Social Stratification in the New South
106
Hans A. Baer
“The Wind Blows, So Why Not Change?”
Tradition, Change, and Transformation
at Bulter Street Baptist Church
117
Mona Taylor Phillips, Andrew
Billingsley,
and Fleda Mask Jackson
Returning to the Source: Yoruba Religion
in the South
124
Beatriz Morales
PART 4: INTEGRATING RELIGIOUS AND REGIONAL
IDENTITIES
American Hinduism in the South: Social Identity
and Public Discourse
133
Michael V. Angrosino
Women in Congregations
140
Valerie Fennell
Rising Out of the Ashes:
An Exploration of One
Congregation’s Use of Southern Symbolism
149
Scott Lee Thumma
References
159
Contributors
169
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#27,
1994
Perspectives
on
the Southeast: Linguistics,
Archaeology
And Ethnohistory
Patricia B. Kwachka, Editor
Southern Anthropological Society Proceedings, No.
27
Mary W. Helms, Series Editor
The University of Georgia Press
Athens and London
Contents
Preface
vii
Linguistic Provinces of
the Southeast at the Time
of Columbus
1
T. Dale Nicklas
Modeling Language Contact in the Prehistory of
The Southeastern United States 14
Jack Martin
Mobilian Jargon in the “Prehistory” of
Southeastern North America
25
Emanuel J. Drechsel
The Art of War in the Sixteenth-Century Central
Mississippi Valley
44
David H. Dye
Ethnic Identities and Cultural Change in the
Protohistoric Period of Eastern Arkansas
61
Michael P. Hoffman
Making the Connection:
Is It Possible to Link the
Koasati to an Archaeological Culture?
71
Geoffrey Kimball
Where Did the Choctaw Come From?
An Examination of Pottery in the Areas Adjacent
to the Choctaw Homeland
80
Kenneth H. Carleton
Leadership Nomenclature Among Spanish
Florida Natives and Its Linguistic and
Associational Implications
94
John H. Hann
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#26,
1993
Images of the South: Constructing
a Regional
Culture on Film and Video
Karl G. Heider, Editor
Southern Anthropological Society Proceedings, No.
26
Mary W. Helms, Series Editor
The University of Georgia Press
Athens and London
Contents
Introduction
1
Karl G. Heider
PART 1: Fictions
from the Studios
Paradise Lost: Louisiana as a Microcosm of the
South
in Fictional and Documentary Films
9
Ethelyn G. Orso
Religion and Representation in the Filmic South
24
Gary W. McDonogh and Cindy
Hing-Yuk Wong
Scenes from a Dream: (Nearly) Lost Images of Black
Entertainers
55
Alex Albright
PART 2: Opportunities from the Archives
Ordinary Life in the Southern Appalachians,
1925-1940:
The Photographs of R. A. Romanes 77
Max E. White
Constructing the Florida Seminole on Film,
1850-1950
86
Patsy West
Moving Images of the Filmic South: Mining the WSB
Television Collection
103
John Edgar Reid, Jr.
Was It Not Real?
Democratizing Myth Through
Ken Burn’s The Civil War
112
James Peacock and Virginia
Moore
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| #25 |
#25,
1992
African
Americans
in the South
: Issues of Race,
Class, and
Gender
Hans A. Baer and Yvonne Jones, Editors
Southern Anthropological Society Proceedings, No.
27
Mary W. Helms, Series Editor
The University of Georgia Press
Athens and London
Contents
Foreword: The south in US and US in the South
vii
Johnnetta Cole
Introduction: Economic Survival, Health
Maintenance,
and Religious Identity in the South
1
Hans A. Baer and Yvonne Jones
African American Teen Pregnancy in the American
South
14
Annie S. Barnes
Mutual Aid Societies and Economic Development:
Survival Efforts
26
Charles Williams, Jr., and Hilda
J. B. Williams
Reproduction and Transformation of Health Praxis
and
Knowledge Among Southern Blacks
34
Carole E. Hill
Killing the Medical Self-Help Tradition Among
African
Americans: The Case of Lay Midwifery in North Carolina,
1912-1983
60
Holly F. Mathews
Community AIDS Education: Trials and Tribulations
in
Raising Consciousness for Prevention
79
Ira E. Harrison
In Search of Soul Food and Meaning: Culture, Food,
and Health
94
Tony L. Whitehead
The Socio-Religious Development of the Church of
God in Christ
111
Hans A. Baer
The Southern Origin of Black Judaism
123
Merrill Singer
African American Mormons in the South
139
Daryl White and O. Kendall
White
Epilogue
154
Brett Williams
References
161
Contributors
179
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| #24 |
#24,
1991
Anthropology
and Food Policy
: Human Dimensions
Of Food Policy in Africa
and Latin America
Della E. McMillan, Editor
With the assistance of Jeanne Harlow
Southern Anthropological Society Proceedings, No.
24
Mary W. Helms, Series Editor
The University of Georgia Press
Athens and London
Contents
Introduction
1
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