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ANTHROPOLOGY AND HUMANISM
VOLUME 24, NUMBER 1
JUNE 1999
VICTOR TURNER PRIZE FOR ETHNOGRAPHIC WRITING 1998
Field of Dreams: The Anthropologist Far Away at Home
111-112
- JoAnn D'Alisersa
Death on the Move: Landscape and Violence on the Highlands Highway, Papua New
Guinea
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Pamela J. Stewart and Andrew Strathern
"You Other Whites and Landlords": A Quichua Song, a Fieldwork Story
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Barry Lyons
The Tilemaker
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Cynthia Keppley Mahmood
FICTION
Hillbilly Heaven
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Bruce Grindal
1998 FICTION CONTEST, HONORABLE MENTION
Blood on the Tractor
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Eugene Mendonsa
POETRY
1998 POETRY CONTEST: WINNING POEMS, Continued
American Nomads
Hunting Down the Monk
Picking the Streets, Kathmandu
Bulimia Religiosa
Learning Gods
Buddha
Confession
31, No Gods Left
- Adrie Kusserow
OTHER POEMS
Cheyenne Memories
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Tressa Berman
Click Language
Fossil
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Joel Savishinsky
Three Poems from Among the Kedjom People of Cameroon
Gaining Ground: A Sestina of Sorts
Climbing to Mbe
Three Sisters
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Kent Maynard
ressentiment
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Greg Tanaka
Oluokun
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Tope Omoniyi
BOOK REVIEWS
An Anthropology for the Next Century (Minima Ethnographica: Intersubjectivity
and the Anthropological Project, Michael Jackson)
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Norman K. Denzin
Love, Race,
and Racism (Sweetbitter: A Novel, Reginald Gibbons)
- Aram A. Yengoyan
State and
Subject in China (National Past-Times: Narrative, Representation, and Power in
Modern China, Ann Anagnost)
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Louisa Schein
In the Kadhi's Court (Pronouncing and Perserving: Gender and the Discourses of
Disputing in an African Islamic Court, Susan F. Hirsch)
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Robert Launay
Changing
Selves, Sexualities, and Genders in Samoan History (Theorizing Self in Samoa:
Emotions, Genders, and Sexualities, Jeannette Marie Mageo)
- DeWight R. Middleton
"I Have Seen the Future, and His Name is Shamu":
Moby Dick in San Diego (Spectacular Nature: Corporate Culture and the Sea
World Experience, Susan G. Davis)
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Richard Bradley
Scientific
Anthropology (Reclaiming a Scientific Anthropology, Lawrence A. Kuznar)
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E. Paul Durrenberger
ON THE COVER
Some Caparina friends in Chimborazo Province, Central Ecuador (see "Taita
Chimborazo and Mama Tungurahua": A Quichua Song, a Fieldwork Story").
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