...W. C. Massey The “wild man’s” existence as an Indian, as reconstructed in this book’s first section, “Ishi the Yahi,” makes extremely clear his reasons for avoiding the white man’s civilization until pushed to the extreme. Theodora Kroeber paints a true but unpretty picture of the conflict...

...David R. Maciel Mexico Today . Edited by Montgomery Tommie Sue . Philadelphia : ISHI , 1982 . Pp. 140 . Paper . Copyright 1983 by Duke University Press 1983 Mexico Today , edited by Tommie Sue Montgomery, is an important collection of essays by various Mexican writers...

...Jack Ray Thomas Chile at the Turning Point: Lessons of the Socialist Years, 1970–1973 . Edited by Gil Federico G. , Ricardo Lagos E. , and Landsberger Henry A. . Translated by Gitlitz John S. . Philadelphia : ISHI , 1979 . Tables. Notes. Index . Pp. 480 . Cloth...

...Philip S. Foner Revolutionary Cuba in the World Arena . Edited by Weinstein Martin . Philadelphia : ISHI , 1979 . Tables. Notes. Index . Pp. 166 . Cloth . $13.50 . Copyright 1981 by Duke University Press 1981 This collection of essays derives mainly from a conference...

... of agricultural, military, and transportation industries (p. 35). Other spaces have captured national headlines, such as Ishi Wilderness, established by the federal government in 1984. The wilderness area is near the town of Paradise, California, infamously destroyed in the 2018 Camp Fire—just the type...

...” and identification with the “cultural homeland” they left behind. In this way, “diasporic Japanese [have] turn[ed] into diasporic Brazilians” (p. 211). The consequences of this phenomenon are contested territory. Angelo Ishi emphasizes the importance of professional and class conflicts over ethnic or cultural ones...