Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. ILLUSTRATIONS vii
4. Preface ANTHROPOLOGISTS UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL ix
5. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS xi
6. Introduction OBSERVING ANTHROPOLOGISTS Professional Knowledge, Practice and Lives 1
7. Michael Jackson
8. Chapter 1 SUFFERING, SELFHOOD AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL ENCOUNTERS 34
9. Anne Salmond
10. Chapter 2 ANTHROPOLOGY, ONTOLOGY AND THE MAORI WORLD 56
11. Joan Metge
12. Chapter 3 BUILDING BRIDGES Maori and Pakeha Relations 73
13. Gillian Cowlishaw
14. Chapter 4 ‘CULTURE’, ‘RACE’ AND ‘ME’ Living the Anthropology of Indigenous Australians 92
15. Nicolas Peterson
16. Chapter 5 FINDING ONE’S WAY IN ARNHEM LAND 108
17. Howard Morphy
18. Chapter 6 ART AS ACTION The Yolngu 125
19. David Trigger
20. Chapter 7 RETHINKING NATURE AND NATIVENESS 140
21. Christopher Pinney
22. Chapter 8 MORE THAN LOCAL, LESS THAN GLOBAL Anthropology in the Contemporary World 158
23. Nelson Graburn
24. Chapter 9 BEYOND SELLING OUT Art, Tourism and Indigenous Self-representation 176
25. Nigel Rapport
26. Chapter 10 SOVEREIGN INDIVIDUALS AND THE ONTOLOGY OF SELFHOOD 195
27. Susan Wright
28. Chapter 11 HIDDEN HISTORIES AND POLITICAL TRANSFORMATIONS 213
29. Marilyn Strathern
30. Chapter 12 GENDER IDEOLOGY, PROPERTY RELATIONS AND MELANESIA The Field of ‘M’ 231
31. Conclusion LOOKING AHEAD Past Connections and Future Directions 247
32. INDEX 257