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ANTHROPOLOGY AND HUMANISM

VOLUME 16, NUMBER 3  SEPTEMBER 1991

CONTENTS

American/Indian
- D. W. Murray   82

Sitting Buddha in a Mississippi Golf Course:
Constructing Anthropology in Exotic and
Familiar Settings
- E. Paul Durrenberger   88

Mitigating Circumstances
- Martha B. Kendall   95

Whatever Happened to Primitive Art?
- Warren L. d'Azevedo   102

COMMENTARY

Who Owns the Bones?
- Robert P. Burnett   108

POETRY

Trespasser
- Mary Van Rheenen   109

Snowbound Archaeologist
- Grant A. Olson   109

Leaf Music
- Robert A. Benfer   109

Wangdoodle
- Ira Dove   110

Another Opening, Another Paradigm
- G. N. Appell   110

BOOK REVIEWS

On the Periphery of the Modern World: Village Life in Guatemala and Argentina (Refugees of a Hidden War: The Aftermath of Counterinsurgency in Guatemala, Beatriz Manz; and And Here the World Ends: The Life of an Argentine Village, Kirstin Hoffman Ruggiero.)
- Rhonda L. Neugebauer   111

Freud and the Anthropologists (Malinowski, Rivers, Benedict and Others, George W. Stocking, Jr., ed.)
- Joseph A. Francello   112

Ethnography on Stage (Desire and Other Plays; Flight; Painting a Wall; and Sargeant Ola and His Followers, David Lan.)
- Nancy J. Schmidt   113

Esoteric and Exoteric Images of Islam (Discovering Islam: Making Sense of Muslim History and Society, Akbar S. Ahmed.)
- D. Michael Warren   115

Female Sexuality and Growth (The Sexual Contract, Carole Pateman; Personal Voices: Chinese Women in the 1980's, Emily Honig and Gail Hershatter; and Aboriginal Adolescence:
Maidenhood in an Australian Community, Victoria Katherine Burbank)
- Sue-Ellen Jacobs and Susan Landgraf   116

Quandaries on the Field of Honor (Image Ethics: The Moral Rights of Subjects in Photographs, Film, and Television, Larry Gross, John Stuart Katz, and Jay Ruby, eds.)
- Alexander Moore   118

ON THE COVER

Dust storm rising around "Rocks Children," a family of creatures turned to stone by Monster Slayer. (Central Navajo Reservation; Photo by David Murray.)

ERRATUM

In Volume 15 (2,3), Philip K. Bock's name was mistakenly printed Philip K. Brock both in the contents of the volume and beneath the title on page 61. The editor of that volume, Miles Richardson, deeply regrets this unfortunate error.


 

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