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ANTHROPOLOGY AND HUMANISM
VOLUME 16, NUMBER
4 DECEMBER 1991
CONTENTS
Solomon Fry, Survivor
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Benjamin Hill 120
Gullah Narrative
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Franklin O. Smith 129
Deja Vu
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Mary Schweitzer 137
POETRY--WINNERS OF THE 1991 POETRY CONTEST
A Poet Looks at Anthropology
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Bruce Grindal 143
Bourbon Candy
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David Kirby 143
FIRST PRIZE WINNER
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John F. Sherry, Jr.
Restoration Triptych 145
Too Far Afield 145
Local Custom
[Field Journal/Amsterdam Station] 146
SECOND PRIZE CO-WINNER
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Kent Maynard
Burying the Dead 146
Bamenda in Dry Season 146
Night Lights 146
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Martin F. Manalansan IV
(Dis)Other 147
New York City 1991:
On the Margins of an Ethnography 147
HONORABLE MENTION
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Caroline G. Banks
Lessons in Bipedalism 148
BOOK REVIEWS
The Changing Face of China (The Spiral Road:
Change in a Chinese Village Through the Eyes of a
Communist Party Leader, Huang Shu-min.)
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Patricia Beaver 149
Swan Song (Trail to Heaven: Knowledge and
Narrative in a Northern Native Community, Robin
Ridington.)
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Shepard Krech III 150
Farm Team (Too Wet to Plow: The Family Farm in
Transition, Jean Simonelli and Charles Winters.)
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Gilbert Kushner 151
Among the Spirits Dancing (Going West,
Stanley Diamond.)
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William F. Lewis 152
NOTICE 154
ON THE COVER:
"Undocumented": in search of something better. Taken from an original silkscreen by the Chicano artist Malaquias Montoya.
The idea for this print was inspired by a sudden rise
of activity in the east Los Angeles barrios in the early
1980s that resulted in the daily deportation of Mexican
people by the U.S. Immigratin and Naturalization
Service. In many cases Mexican-American (U.S.) citizens became victims in this putsch by the INS.
The actual image comes from the artist's childhood
memories--his seeing immigration officers chasing
grown men over fences and through rough alleyways.
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