American anthropologist: Journal of the American Anthropological Association

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  Año 1999, Vol. 101, Número 1

  • Introduction: from the 'new ecology' to the new ecologies

    Aletta Biersack

    págs. 5-18

    

  • Introduction: from the ''new ecology'' to the new ecologies

    Aletta Biersack

    págs. 5-18

    

  • Cognizing ''cognized models''

    Eric Wolf

    págs. 19-22

    

  • Cognizing 'cognized models'

    Eric Wolf

    págs. 19-22

    

  • The new ecological anthropology

    Conrad Kottack

    págs. 23-35

    

  • Green dots, pink hearts: displacing politics form the malaysian rain forest

    Peter Brosius

    págs. 36-57

    

  • Of shrimps and spirit possession: toward a political ecology of resoruce management in northern Madagascar

    Lisa Gezon

    págs. 58-67

    

  • The mount Kare Phython and his gold: totemism and ecology in the Papua New Guinea Highlands

    Aletta Biersack

    págs. 68-87

    

  • Land, stories, and resources: discourse and entification in onabasulu modernity

    Thomas Ernst

    págs. 88-97

    

  • Explains religion without explains it away: trust, truth, and the evolution of cooperation in Roy A. Rappaport's 'the obvious aspects of ritual'

    John Watanabe, Barbara Smuts

    págs. 98-112

    

  • Explains religion without explains it away: trust, truth, and the evolution of cooperation in Roy A. Rappaport''s ''the obvious aspects of ritual''

    Barbara Smuts, John Watanabe

    págs. 98-112