Anthropos: Anthropos, 101.2006+Ind.1906-2005(CD-ROM)

Anthropos, 101.2006+Ind.1906-2005(CD-ROM)

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Titel:: Anthropos, 101.2006+Ind.1906-2005(CD-ROM)

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Sammlung:: Zeitschriften und Zeitungen > Zeitschriften zur Ethnologie

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Titel:: Bd. 101, 2006, Heft 1

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358 Zeitschriftenschau 1O1.200 6 Anthropos im Schnittpunkt von Religion und Medizin (27-39). - Hörbst, V., K. Krause, “On the Move” - Die Globa lisierungsdebatte in der Medizinethnologie (41-60). - Knipper, M., A. Wolf, Methoden und Methodologie in der medizinethnologischen Forschung (61-72). - Stülb, M., Y. Adam, “Was arbeiten eigentlich Medizinethno- loginnen?” Herausforderungen im Spannungsfeld zwi schen Forschung und Anwendung (73-88). - Offe, J., T. Klein, Medizinethnologische Forschungen in Sub-Sa- hara Afrika - ein Überblick (89-100). - Delius, M., E. Kneuper, Medical Anthropology in Europe (101-114). - Wörrle, B., Lateinamerika - Patienten und Heiler zwi schen den medizinischen Systemen (115-127). - Ecks, S., T. Often, Medizinethnologie Südasien: Ritus, Plura lismus, Post-Kolonialismus (129-137). - Eeuwijk, P. van, V. Keck, Medizinethnologische Forschungen in Südostasien und Ozeanien (139-158). Current Anthropology (Chicago) 46. 2005/1 Fouts, H. N., B. S. Hewlett, M. E. Lamb, Parent-Off spring Weaning Conflict among the Bofi Farmers and Foragers of Central Africa (29-50). - Lassiter, L. E., Collaborative Ethnography and Public Anthropology (83-106). - Bähre E., How to Ignore Corruption: Reporting the Shortcomings of Development in South Africa (107-120). 46. 2005/3 Carrithers, M., Anthropology as a Moral Science of Possibilities (433-456). Eastern Anthropologist (Lucknow) 54. 2001/1 Reddy, N. S., Tribal Sub Plan: Peasant and Practice in Andhra Pradesh (1-16). - Ray, A., Symbolism in Primitive Art (17-33). - Chowdhury, A.N., R. K. Shasmal, J. Ramakrishna, M. G. Weiss, Eco-Stress of Human Animal Conflict in Sumbardan Delta (35-50). - Khatua, N., Sickness and Healing among the Hill Korwa (51-61). 54. 2001/3-4 Bhatt, G. S., Anthropology, Man, Culture, and Dharma (219-230). - Lau, B. W. K., Does Karma Have a Cor responding Construct in the Western Psychology? (231 — 243). - Channa, S. M., The Dalit World View and Self Identification (243-254). - Sundar, N., Religion and Culture in Bastar: The Politics of Conversion (255- 272). - Bhadra, M., Changing Attitudes and Marriage Practices among the Rajbansi of West Bengal (317 — 328). 55. 2002/1 Salamone, F. A., Franz Boas: The Construction of Race and Origin of African American Studies (1-23). - Rao, P. V., Globalization and Anthropology: Issues and Challenges (25-37). - Singh, J. P., Urbanization of Family in India (39-55). 55. 2002/2-3 Lynch, O. M., Ambedkar Jayanti: Dalit Reritualiza- tion in Agra (115-132). - Sujatha, V.S., The Other Backward Class; Composition Characteristics and Em powerment (133-144). - Sharma, S. R., The OBCs: Methodology of Identification and Listing (145-156). - Vema, J. M. S., Ideologues and Ideologies of the Other Backward Classes in India (157-175). - Rao, J. V. R., Backward Class Mobilization: Marxist and Non-Marxist Paradigms (177-206). - Hasnain, N., Caste Identity and Social Boundaries of Backwardness: The Muslim OBCs (207-217). - Iyer, K. G., Upliftment of the Un derprivileged: Routes Taken by the Vanniyer and Ezhava (219-230). 55. 2002/4 Chatterjee, S. C., Marginalisation of Death and Dying in Sociological Discourse (311-322). - Khan, A., S. Ayub, Self-Concept in Eunuchs (351-357). 56. 2003/1 Nadeau, K., Asian Religious Movements for Peace and Justice and the Human Rights Debate (1-9). - Chan na, S. M., Gender, Feminism, and Margaret Mead: Her Study Sex and Temperament in Three Primitive Soci eties (11-28). - Sinha, A. K., B. G. Banerjee, R. N. Vasisht, Participatory Role of Women in Panchayati Raj Institutions in Haryana (29-49). - Chowdhury, I. N-> Tortoise: A Psycho-Anthropological Perspective (51-59)- 56. 2003/2-4 Srivastava, Y. K., A Note on the Tribal Situation in India (163-176). - Burman, B. K. R., Tribal Identity, Globalisation, and Planned Development (177 — 186)- — Bhaskar, M., Globalisation and Empowerment of Capital and Desempowerment of Tribals (187-194)- - Pingle, U., Empowerment of Tribal Institutions in Andhra Pradesh (249-260). - Sachchidananda, The Face of Change in Arunachal (261-269). - Hakim, R*> Changing Religion and Ritual in a Vasava Bhil Commu nity Impacted by Involuntary Resettlement (271—309)* — Lobo, L., Tribals and Christianity in Gujarat (311" 326). - Chaudhury, S. K., Changing Aspect of Kinship among Kondhs (327-345). - Misra, P. K., PrimitN 6 Tribes in Southern Region: A Case Study (379—389)- - Sahai, I., S. Maiti, Continuity and Change: Social Institutions of the Tolcha Bhotia (402-404). - Vaid> N. K., Tribals, Anthropologists, and Social Activists i* 1 India (449-456). 57. 2004/1 Misra, V.N., Contribution of Anthropology and At' chaeology to Understanding the Evolution of India Soci ety (1-27). - Bhattacharya, D. K., Prehistory of lndi‘* Revisited (28-44). - Sahu, D. R., Caste, Tribe, an Peasantry in the Emergence of a People’s Moverne 11 * (45-59). - Mehrotra, N., Situating Tribal Women (61 " 73). - Richa, Agricultural Myths in Himachal Prade §1 (91-99).

Zeitschriftenschau 359 Anth ropos 101.2006 57. 2004/2 Srivastava, V. K., Anthropology in India: A Com ment (127-152). - Chaudhury, S. N., Democracy at Grassroots: Panchayats and the Marginalized in Madhya Pradesh (211-223). 57. 2004/3-4 Copeman, J., The “Hybrid” in Anthropology (285- 302). - Kaur, K., Tradition in the Postmodern Con text: Revival or Reconstruction? (303-325). - Khan, M. I., Social Isolation and Backwardness of an Ethnic Community: A Case Study (372-335). - Chakrabarti, P., Use and Abuse of Statistics in Anthropology (337- 346). - Ram, G., Power Patterns in a Tribal Village Panchayat (377-385). 58. 2005/1 Khare, R. S., Strands in Cultural Imagination: Inter preting Scholarly Itineraries in Indian Anthropology (1- 25). - Mohanty, B. B., Policy for Tribal Development: Protective Discrimination or Discrimination Protected? (27-59). - Prakash, P. V., “Sacred Structures” and Their Ethnoarchaeological and Ethnohistorical Signifi cance (61-78). - Akundy, A., Ritual, Narrative, and the Continuum: Anthropology of a Goddess Festival (79- 90). Erdkunde (Bonn) s 9. 2005/2 ^°tt, A., Kulturgeographie beobachtet. Probleme und Potentiale der geographischen Beobachtung von Kultur (89-101). Ethnic and Racial Studies (Henley-on-Thames) 28. 2005/4 ke, K. M., Racial Violence in the United States (599-619). - O’Grady, A., N. Balmer, B. Carter, P. kasence, A. Buck, H. Genn, Institutional Racism and iv il Justice (620-638). - Haugen, H. O., J. Carling, n the Edge of the Chinese Diaspora: The Surge of a ihuo Business in an African City (639-662). - Toklu- °glu, C., Definitions of National Identity, Nationalism, ^0 Ethnicity in Post-Soviet Azerbaijan in the 1990s '22-758). 2 . 005/s ari koo, N., Gender and Ethnic Identity among Sec- ^d-Generation Indo Caribbean (803-831). - Pero, D., t-Wing Politics, Civil Society, and Immigration in ta h: The Case of Bologna (832-858). 28 - 2005/6 ^° r tes, A., R. G. Rumbaut, Introduction: The Second e neration and the Children of Immigrants Longitudinal Yy U( |y (983-999). - Portes, A., P. Fernandez-Kelly, ^ * ** a Her, Segmented Assimilation on the Ground: The l(kn ^ econ ^ Generation in Early Adulthood (1000- T ~ Rumbaut, R. G., Turning Points in the Tran sition to Adulthood: Determinants of Educational At tainment, Incarceration, and Early Childbearing among Children of Immigrants (1041-1086). - Feliciano, C., R. G. Rumbaut, Gendered Paths: Educational and Oc cupational Expectations and Outcomes among Adult Children of Immigrants (1087-1118). - Zhou, M., Y. S. Xiong, The Multifaceted American Experiences of the Children of Asian Immigrants: Lessons for Segmented Assimilation (1119-1152). - Fernandez-Kelly, P., L. Konczal, “Murdering the Alphabet” Identity and En trepreneurship among Second-Generation Cubans, West Indians, and Central Americans (1153-1181). - Haller, W., P. Landolt, The Transnational Dimensions of Iden tity Formation: Adult Children of Immigrants in Miami (1182-1214). Ethnography (London) 5. 2004/4 Wacquant, L., Following Pierre Bourdieu into the Field (367-414). - Bourdieu, P., Algerian Landing (415 — 443). - Bourdieu P., A. Sayad, Colonial Rule and Cultural Sabir (445-486). - Yacine, T., Pierre Bour dieu in Algeria in War: Notes on the Birth of an Engaged Ethnosociology (487-509). - Mammeri, M., P. Bourdieu, Dialogue on Oral Poetry (511-551). - Silverstein, P., Of Rooting and Uproooting; Kabyle Habitus, Domesticity, and Structural Nostalgia (553- 578). - Bourdieu, P., The Peasant and His Body (579- 599). - Bourdieu, P., M. C. Bourdieu, The Peasant and Photography (601-616). - Bourdieu, P., The Odyssey of Reappropriation (617-621). 6. 2005/1 Gupta, A., Narratives of Corruption: Anthropological and Fictional Accounts of the Indian State (5-34). - Fechter, A.-M., The “Other” Stares Back: Experiencing Whiteness in Jakarta (87-103). - Parish, J., Witchcraft, Riches, and Roulette: An Ethnography of West African Gambling in the UK (105-122). Ethnohistory (Durham) 52. 2005/2 Langfur, H., Moved by Terror: Violence as Cultural Exchange in Late-Colonial Brazil (255-289). - Nadas- dy, P., Transcending the Debate over the Ecologically Noble Indian: Indigenous Peoples and Environmental ism (291-331). - Waddell, G., Cofitachequi: A Dis tinctive Culture, Its Identity, and the Location (333- 369). - Kelm, M.-E., Diagnosing the Discursive Indian Medicine, Gender, and the “Dying Race” (371-406). 52. 2005/3 Hackett, P., Historical Mourning Practices Observed among the Cree and Ojibway Indians of the Central Subarctic (503-532). - Warburton, M., R. M. Begay, An Exploration of Navajo-Anasazi Relationships (533- 561). - Hajda, Y. P., Slavery in the Greater Lower Columbia Region (563-588).

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