CiNii 図書 - The Humbled anthropologist : tales from the Pacific

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The Humbled anthropologist : tales from the Pacific

edited by Philip R. DeVita

（Wadsworth modern anthropology library）

Wadsworth Pub. Co., c1990

Includes bibliographical references

内容説明

This book should be of interest to anthropology students.

Preface. Introduction. Maps: The New Pacific, Papua New Guinea. Vanuatu
is fieldwork art or science - Dorothy K Billings. The first Rorumans - Alan Howard. Two tales from the Trukese Taproom - Mac Marshall. Too many bananas, not enough pineapples, and no watermelons at all - David Counts. Did you? - Ward Goodenough. Ethnocentrism and the abelam - Richard Scaglion. What did the earthquake mean? - Alice Pomponio. Reflections of a shy ethnographer: foot-in-the-mouth is not fatal - Huliana Flinn. What's so funny about that? Fieldwork and laughter in Polynesia - Richard Feinberg. Cultural baggage - Joyce D Hammond. Raising a few eyebrows in Tonga - Elizabeth P Hahn. The projection from Pohnpei - Glenn Petersen. The politics of ethnography: Americans on Tanna - Lamont Lindstrom. Pigs of the forest: the possibility of doing fieldwork forever - William L Rodman and Margaret C Rodman
A letter from the field - Marty Zelenietz. The sorcerer's rainstone - James B Watson. Amgoi: entrepreneurial muck-up - Edwin A Cook and Susan M Pflanz-Cook. An anthropologist as travel writer - Robert Tonkinson. A long voyage - Ben Finney. Index.

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