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ANTHROPOLOGY AND HUMANISM

VOLUME 17, NUMBER 3/4  DECEMBER 1992

CONTENTS

The Rodina
- Tamar Diana Wilson   66

From the Research Assistant's Point of View
- Bhoju Ram Gujar and Ann Grodzins Gold   72

The Gift of an Anthropologist
- Darryl Babe Wilson   85

BOOK REVIEWS

Anthropology and Literature: Diverse Perspectives (Literary Anthropology, Fernando Poyatos, ed; Literature and Anthroplogy, Philip A. Dennis and Wendell Aycock, eds.; Literature and Anthropology, Jonathan Hall and Ackbar Abbas, eds.; L' Homme, Litterature & anthropologie, special issue;
Litterature & antropologie Nouvelles du Sud, no. 4)
- Nancy J. Schmidt   98

Life and Death in Saramaka (Alabi's World,
Richard Price; Two Evenings in Saramaka,
Richard Price and Sally Price)
- Nancie L. Gonzalez   104

Haitian Odyssey (The Bourdeaux Narrative,
Harold Courlander)
- Stephen D. Glazier   105

Light, Culture, and Humanism (Culture: The
Human Way, Harold B. Barclay; A Little
Anthropology, Dennison Nash; The
Anthropological Lens: Harsh Light, Soft Focus,
James L. Peacock)
- James F. Hopgood   106

ON THE COVER

Mural on the wall at D-Q University, Davis, California. Established in 1971, D-Q University is a two-year, intertribal college serving Native Americans of various tribal origins and Mexicans. D-Q is a member of the American Indian Higher Education Consortium, an international association of 26 tribally controlled colleges. Darryl Babe Wilson's Alma Mater is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and grump
Colleges.

 

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