Anthropology Matters:
Essays in Honor of Ralph A. Luebben
To commemorate
the 40th anniversary of his joining the faculty, current and former departmental
colleagues have contributed essays
about their research to this book published in his honor. To order a free copy,
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION: Homage to a Complete Anthropologist - By Jon G. Andelson '70
Name Changes as a Reflection of Social Changes in a 280-year-old Community - By Jon G. Andelson '70
Saving Grace: The Politics of Collecting Folklore in 19th Century American Folk Studies - By Michael J. Bell
Human and Nonhuman Primate Relationships: An Anthropological Approach - By Vicki Bentley-Condit
Is Small Still Beautiful? Low-Growth Firms and Regional Development in Scotland's Silicon Glen - By Douglas Caulkins
Understanding the Past by Examining the Present: Studies from a Syrian Village - By Kathryn Kamp
Juanita Stanley Platero and the Canoncita Navajo: The Empathetic Outside Observer - By Ronald J. Kurtz
The Science of Reflexive Anthropology - By Carol Trosset
"Here Come the Anthros": What Good is an Archaeologist? By John Whittaker
Appendix: Ralph A. Luebben Scholarly Productions
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