Cosmology, Values, and Inter-Ethnic Contact in South America

Cosmology, Values, and Inter-Ethnic Contact in South America

South American Indian Studies, Number 2, September 1993 (File format: PDF. File size: 1.29 MB)
Editor: Terence Turner
Series Editor: Kenneth M. Kensinger

Contents:

• From Cosmology to Ideology: Resistance, Adaptation and Social Consciousness among the Kayapo by Terence Turner
• The Carib Universe of People, by Kathleen J. Adams
• Death Comes as the White Man: The Conqueror in Kagwahiv Cosmology, by Waud Kracke
• Kanaima and Branco in Wapisiana Cosmology, by Nancy Fried Foster
• Huaorani and Quichua on the Rio Curaray, Amazonian Ecuador: Shifting Visions of Auca in Interethnic Contact, by Mary-Elizabeth Reeve
• When a Turd Floats By: Cashinahua Metaphors of Contact, by Kenneth M. Kensinger
• Warfare and Shamanism in Central Brazil: The Xingu National Park and the Panara, by Stephan Schwartzman
• Cosmology and Situation of Contact in the Upper Rio Negro Basin, by Jonathan D. Hill
• Cracks in the Cosmology and Indianist Defense, by Irene Silverblatt
• Conquest and Cosmologies, by Thomas Abercrombie
• The Social and Cosmological Replication of the Upriver-Downriver Dichotomy in Incaic Cuzco, by R. Tom Zuidema
• Cosmology, Value, and Power in Canelos Quichua Economics, by Norman E. Whitten, Jr.