The Influence of Sol Tax on Mexican Social Anthropology

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. I-VI I
2. Wilmington Honorary Degree Citation VII
3. Preface IX
4. Autobiography of Santiago Yach 1
5. The Data Base in Economic Anthropology 69
6. Economic Anthropology and Anthropological Economics 85
7. World View and Social Relations: An Extension of Tax's Analysis 95
8. The Influence of Sol Tax on Mexican Social Anthropology 103
9. The Season for Witchhunts 111
10. Looking Beyond the Municipio in Chiapas: Problems and Prospects in Studying Up 141
11. The "Municipios" of Northern Spain: A View from the Fountain 161
12. Aleksandr Voeikov's Travels in Yucatán, 1874 195
13. Change in American Indian Kinship Systems: The Dakota 221
14. Multilineal Descent: A Coast Salish Strategy 243
15. We Who Act Right: The Persistent Identity of Cherokee Indians 255
16. The Uses of History for Ethnic Identity: The Lumbee Case 271
17. Basque Immigrants: Contrasting Patterns of Adaptation in Argentina and the American West 287
18. Leadership Among the Indians of the Northern Woodlands 305
19. The Will-o'-the-Wisp of Indian Unity 325
20. Political Constraints on Economic Development: The Dakota Reservations 337
21. The Case of the Protracted Pregnancy 363
22. Transepistemological Understanding: Wisdom Beyond Theories 371
23. Microanalysis and Action Anthropology 391
24. Applied, Action, Radical, and Committed Anthropology 409
25. Beyond Empathy: The Emergence of an Action Anthropology in the Life and Career of Sol Tax 419
26. The American Indian Chicago Conference 445
27. Memorandum to a Coast Salish Band on Politics and Policy Making 457
28. Action Anthropology and the Self-Help/Mutual-Aid Movement 487
29. Action Anthropology in College Administration 513
30. Selected Poems 547