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ANTHROPOLOGY AND HUMANISM

VOLUME 13, NUMBER 2 JUNE 1988

CONTENTS

Confronting Emerson's Hobgoblin:
A Self-Indulgent Exercise in Explanation
- Robert A. Manners   30

Maya Modesty: A Reevaluation
- Jeremiah F. Epstein   37

Tugen Monopoly: Capitalism and
Conflict in the Mountains of Kenya
- Michael W. Coy   40

Rotanese Cockfighting: Conflict
as Script, Drama, and Actuality
- J. Jerome Smith   48

BOOK REVIEWS

Cultural Critique or Xenophobia?
- Willie L. Baber   56

A Post-Card on Discourse
- Paul Stoller   57

Pursuing Lives and History
- L. L. Langness   58

Anthropology Without Humanity
- Colin M. Turnbull   59

POEMS

Anthropology Apothegms
- Roger W. Wescott   61

Howard McGhee
- Frank A. Salamone   62

A Dove's Song
- Court Smith   62

Catharsis
- Mika Applebaum   62

REMININSCENCE

Bob Scholte
- Rayna Rapp   63

HONORS, AWARDS ANNOUNCEMENTS

CALL FOR MALINOWSKI AWARD NOMINATIONS The Society for Applied Anthropology invites nominations for the 1989 Malinowski Award.  Nominations should include (1) a letter that details the accomplishments of the nominee, (2) the curriculum vita of the nominee, and (3) selected publications and other substantiating material.

Nominees should be of senior status and widely recognized for their efforts to serve the needs of the world through social science. Nominees may be within the academy or outside of it, but their contributions should extend beyond the immediate, the narrowly administrative, or the political. Nominees may be individuals who reside or work outside, as well as within, the United States. On receipt of the award, the awardee shall deliver an address at the annual meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology.

Please send nominations to: Carole E. Hill, Chair,
Malinowski Award Committee, Department of Anthropology, Georgia State University, University Plaza, Atlanta, GA 30303. Deadline for receipt of nominations is January 20, 1989.

DISTINGUISHED TEACHING AWARD The National Association of Student Anthropologists invites nominations for its first annual Distinguished Teaching Award in Anthropology. The award includes a check for $1,000 to be presented at the meeting of the American Anthropological Association in 1989.

Teaching assistants, instructors, and regular faculty are eligible for consideration. The deadline for nominations is March 1, 1989. For further information write: Teaching Award Committee Chair, National Association of Student Anthropologists, 86 Concord
Street, Nashua, NH 03060.

ON THE COVER

The hands of Agarabi women reflect the strength of their horticultural life-style in the highlands of Papua New Guinea. Here two women plait bamboo for the walls of a new home for the family of a village leper. The walls finished, the women will cut grass for the roof's thatch. Photograph by Kimberly Hauschild-Westermark and submitted by George Westermark, Department of Anthropology/Sociology, Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, CA 95053.


 

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