Anthropological Perspectives: Doing Fieldwork among the Yanomamo ; Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief ; Eating Christmas in Kalahari ; Cross-Cultural Experience: a Chinese Anthropologist in the United States ; Cultural Relativism and Universal Rights -- Culture and Communication: Language, Appearance, and Reality: Doublespeak in 1984 ; Why Don't You Say What You Mean? ; Navigating Nigarian Bureaucracies; or "Why Can't You Beg?" She Demanded ; Gift of Tongues ; Shakespeare in the Bush -- Organization of Society and Culture: Understanding Eskimo Science ; Blood in Their Veins ; Yanomami Keep on Trekking ; Mystique of the Masai ; Camels in the Land of Kings ; Too Many Bananas, Not Enough Pineapples, and No Watermelon at All: Three Object Lessons in Living with Reciprocity ; From Shells to Money ; Life without Chiets -- Other Families, Other Ways: Memories of a !Kung Girlhood ; When Brothers Share Wife ; Young Traders of Northern Nigeria ; Dealth without Weeping ; Arranging a Marriage in India -- Gender and Status : Society and Sex Roles ; Yellow Woman and a Beauty of the Spirit ; Status, Property, and the Value on Virginity ; Female Circucision ; The War against Women ; Initiation of a Maasai Warrior ; Little Emperors -- Religion, Belief, and Ritual : Psychotherapy in Africa ; Mbuti Pygmies: Change and Adaptation ; No Pain, No Game ; Cargo Cults ; Secrets of Haiti's Living Dead ; Rituals of Dealth ; Body Ritual among the Nacirema ; Superstition and Ritual in American Baseball -- Sociocultural Change: The Impact of the West : Heart of Darkness, Heart of Light ; Why Can't People Feed Themselves? ; Nomads at the Crossroads ; Surviving the Revolution: Post Revolution Romania and Foreign Advisors ; Bicultural Conflict ; Growing Up as a Fore ; :ast Change for First Peoples ; Easter's End

1. Anthropology
2. Ethnology