...Neil L. Whitehead American Society for Ethnohistory 2004 Fox, Richard, and Barbara King, eds. 2002 Anthropology beyond Culture . Oxford, u.k.: Berg. Power, Culture, and History: The Legacies of Wolf, Sahlins, and Fabian Neil L. Whitehead, University of Wisconsin at Madison...

..., but also limits, of state power because, as Eric Wolf noted long ago, brokers by definition never work simply to resolve the contending interests they mediate but must also perpetuate them if they want to retain their own strategic positions. At the same time, in ethnically stratified societies...

...Edith Wolfe Casta Painting: Images of Race in Eighteenth-Century Mexico. By Ilona Katzew. (New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2004. viii + 242 pp., color and black-and-white illustrations, notes, bibliography, index. $60.00 cloth, $40.00 paper.) Exploring New World Imagery. Edited...

...Louise M. Burkhart; Brian Ladd By Eric R. Wolf. (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1999. xi + 339 pp., preface, introduction, notes, bibliography, index. $45.00 cloth, $16.95 paper.) By Inga Clendinnen. (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1999. x + 227 pp., map, photographs...

... Young, Eric 1983 Mexican Rural History since Chevalier: The Historiography of the Colonial Hacienda. Latin American Research Review 18 (3): 5 -61. Wolf, Eric R. 1956 Aspects of Group Relations in a Complex Society: Mexico. American Anthropologist 58 : 1065 -78. Wolf, Eric R. 1982...

... more shells, and then return to track the animal. He seemed to be suggesting that one was better off risking potential spiritual retribution from the wounded animal than walking unarmed into a chance encounter with a bear or wolf. Such an adversarial view of the environment seems a stark...

... matrilineages. These clans were, in turn, grouped into two moieties of four clans each. The moieties are known in reservation English as the ‘‘bird clans’’ (Deer, Snipe, Heron, and Hawk) and the ‘‘animal clans’’ (Wolf, Bear, Turtle, and Beaver). The Seneca titles on the Confederacy Council and the English...

..., Union College In this book, published shortly before his death, noted anthropologist Eric Wolf explores the relationship between ideas and power, mentalities and material forces. He does this first by reviewing the various theoreti- cal positions on the subject and then by presenting three...

..., see Nooe 2015 . 18 DLAR R1; F290; Gage, Document 54. 19 The Wolf King is referred to interchangeably as “the Wolf” in many British sources. 20 Bob Captain is also referred to as “Bob Warrior” or “Old Bob Warrior” in British sources. 21 During this period, Spanish intrigue...

... Research Review 18 (3): 5 -61. Wilk, Richard R. 1990 The Built Environment and Consumer Decisions. In Domestic Architecture and the Use of Space . Susan Kent, ed. Pp. 34 -42. Cambridge:Cambridge University Press. Wolf, Eric R. 1956 Aspects of Group Relations in a Complex Society: Mexico...

... Morgan Lectures at the University of Rochester, four talks devoted to the distinctive cultural underpinnings of Andean civilization. Two of Murra’s students, Freda Yancy Wolf and Heather Lechtman, have now transcribed and edited the lectures, producing an accessible volume of interest to all Andeanists...

... explicit congressional acts or laws, Supreme Court decisions, or executive actions that forbade tribes from formally dividing. The inability of tribes to exercise compositional flexibility illustrates Patrick Wolfe’s ( 2006 : 388) assertion that settler colonization is a structural process rather than...

....31 Many southern Indians found it easy to divert their individualism and acquisitiveness to other pursuits. A Cherokee ‘‘mixed blood Young Wolf, described how he amassed his substantial estate in a will he wrote in 1814: ‘‘By my being careful & by my own industry, I have gathered a smart...

... That I Know about Culture. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, n.s., 5 : 399 -421. 2002 [1993] Waiting for Foucault,Still. Chicago: Prickly Paradigm. Schäfer, Wolf 1993 Global History:Historiographical Feasibility and Environmental Reality. In Conceptualizing Global History...

... led to stories about cannibals, such as the tale of a man who killed and ate his two wives and all his children in succes- sion, another who turned on his friend, and a third who wandered about the forests like a hungry wolf, preying on unsuspecting humans (ibid., 355– 7). Much like stories...

... cleansing but uses a different yardstick when it comes to genocide. It is also important to consider approaches within the field of genocide studies that allow ethnic cleansing and genocide to be seen in dynamic relationship instead of as categorically opposed. Anderson ges- tures to Patrick Wolfe’s...

... . PhD diss. , Tulane University . Gudmundson Lowell Wolfe Justin 2010 Introduction to Blacks and Blackness in Central America: Between Race and Place . Gudmundson Lowell Wolfe Justin , eds. Pp. 1 – 23 . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Hall Carolyn Brignoli...

.... Wolf, Eric R. 1982 Europe and a People without History . Berkeley: University of California Press. Wolf, Eric R., and Sidney W. Mintz 1957 Haciendas and Plantations in Middle America and the Antilles. Social and Economic Studies 6 : 380 -411. Solares in Tekax...