Sexual Ideologies in Lowland South America Working Papers on South American Indians, Number 5, July 1984 (File format: PDF. File size: 25.77 MB) Editor: Kenneth M. Kensinger Contents: Foreword by Kenneth M. Kensinger Sex and Food: Reciprocity in Cashinahua Society? by Kenneth M. Kensinger Delights and Dangers: Notes on...
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The Impact of Contact: Two Yanomami Case Studies Published as Cultural Survival Report Nr. 11, and Working Papers on South American Indians Number 6, 1984 Contents: John Saffirio & Raymod Hames. The Forest and the Highway. Napoleon A. Chagnon and Thomas F. Melancon. Epidemics in a Tribal Population. ...
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The Sibling Relationship in Lowland South America Working Papers on South American Indians, Number 7, March 1985 (File format: PDF. File size: 677 KB) Organizer and Convener: Judith Shapiro Editor: Kenneth M. Kensinger Contents: Foreword by Kenneth M. Kensinger The Sibling Relationship in Lowland South America: General Considerations by Judith Shapiro ...
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The Bennington Meetings (1971-1996) Back in the 1960s and 1970s Robert Carneiro worked on the permanent exhibit of South American Peoples at the American Museum of Natural History. Bob belonged to a group of what was called “South Americanists” – anthropologists in the New York area...
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The Bennington Papers Kenneth M. Kensinger To honor the memory of Kenneth M. Kensinger, SALSA presents this portal to the life and work of the legendary ethnographer. With the kind permission of Bennington College, we offer selected issues of two series of publications that Kensinger edited, which we name...
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SALSA Scholarship The Society for the Anthropology of Lowland South America (SALSA) is an international society, bringing together specialists who live in Latin America, Europe, North America, and elsewhere. In these pages, you can consult several sources resulting from the active scholarship of the SALSA members. The Bennington...
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