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ANTHROPOLOGY AND HUMANISM
VOLUME 14, NUMBER
2 JUNE 1989
CONTENTS
Kambie Sile Chango: Impressions of
an Afro-Caribbean Ritual
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Walter Pitts 42
Metaphors and the Translation of
Cultures: The Torre of Popayan,
Colombia
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Hernan Torres 49
Bodies and Pleasures: On the
Construction of Erotic Meanings
in Contemporary Brazil
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Richard G. Parker 58
Yare's Anger: Conformity and Rage
in the Field
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Debra Picchi 65
POEMS
...and the people know poetry
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Molly Molly 73
"18 Aliens Dead in Box Car"
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Miles Richardson 74
Shaped Salmon
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Court Smith 74
Cutting Up Walrus Meat
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Edith L. B. Turner 75
anthropolimericks
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Daryl White 75
BOOK REVIEWS
The Egotistical Predicament
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Ralph Maud 75
Sperber Revisted: That Darned
Dorze Dragon
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E. Paul Durrenberger 77
Travels in Chiapas: Central America
Revisted
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Marshall Joseph Becker 78
The soul of Evolution
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Mary H. Manhein 79
EULOGY
Joseph A. Towles (1937-1988)
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Robert L. Humphrey 80
ON THE COVER
Three Eager Anthropological Assistants. These
knowledgeable informants from Esquipulas, Guatemala, have successfully
led an ignorant anthropologist to a location where people secure clay
to mold into small squares called "The Lord's
Bread," which, when eaten, will kill the life-threatening craving a
woman may experience during her pregnancy. Photograph taken in the
summer of 1986 by the ignorant anthropologist, who also pretends, but only occasionally, to be a poet.
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