... neutral. Nor were they politically equal.” 12 Space does not allow an exhaustive unpacking of his article, but I want to point to two examples of my work benefiting immensely from Simmons’s influence. In discussing alcoholism, violence, and witchcraft as worldwide reactions to colonial domination...

...Alice B. Kehoe Copyright 2019 by American Society for Ethnohistory 2019 Those of us who work on the Northern Plains recognize the 1974 article by Susan Sharrock in Ethnohistory to be a breakthrough in understanding First Nations’ social formations in the region. Both legal usage...

...Figure 2 a-d. Ethnohistory articles by regions, 1954–2013. ...

...Kevin Terraciano Copyright 2019 by American Society for Ethnohistory 2019 I admire Ethnohistory ’s many outstanding articles on Indigenous peoples of North America. But the articles that have influenced me most, perhaps naturally, tend to concern my own field of specialization, Mesoamerica...

... as somehow thereby less localized, more cosmopolitan than others (as when James Clifford takes up the Caribbean imagery of maroonage as a virtual stage of cultural consciousness). The premise of this set of articles is that culturally constituted ways of history-making are more robust than has been...

...- mentary data and the extent to which they modified the classic conception of the hacienda (see also articles by Kyle and Nichols, this issue). Not only had we been working with preconceived notions of what haciendas...

... In reflecting on the articles that comprise this special issue, I am struck by how this ensemble is indicative of a significant shift in anthropology. As recently as the mids, it would have been hard to imagine a spe- cial issue...

..., maps, notes, references, index . $35.00 cloth.) Copyright 2018 by American Society for Ethnohistory 2018 This book is based on a little-known article—published in German by Heinrich Berghaus in 1851—that offered an early ethnographic and linguistic view of the Comanche nation...

... , no. 4 : 303 – 14 . Thrush Coll . 2001 . “ Vancouver the Cannibal: Cuisine, Encounter, and the Dilemma of Difference on the Northwest Coast, 1774–1808 .” Ethnohistory 58 , no. 1 : 1 – 35 . It is a challenging task to pick one favorite article in the sixty-plus-year history of our...

..., frontispiece.) Karen Olsen Bruhns, San Francisco State University This monumental homage to the great autodidact ethnohistorian of Peru, compiled in honor of her eightieth birthday, consists of some thirty-nine articles plus a comprehensive bibliography of María Rostworowski’s work, an introduction...

... consider Spanish-authored sources, they nonetheless center attention on the Indigenous subjects and the dynamics created between them and colonial officials. The articles included herein provide a vista on education not only for Natives but also for Mestizos (people of Spanish and Indigenous descent...

..., communication, and culture and on ideas of knowledge, with the different categories overlapping quite often. The chapter is followed by forty-three entries on the Spanish situation, con- trasted by the same number of equivalents on Spanish America. The articles, mostly two to three pages long, talk about...

... to their paragraph on this issue, it should be explicitly noted that Dr. Starns provided testimony on behalf of the UHN in that same court case. Presumably Dr. Starns does not believe that his involvement in that case diminishes his objectivity with respect to the matters treated in my article, yet he clearly...