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314 Publiaations Reaeived Jouma~ fol' the Anthropowgica~ Study of Human MOIJement, Vol. V, no. 1 (Spring 1988). JOUl'naZ of the SteUJal'd Anthl'opo~ogicaZ Society. Vol. XV, nos. 1 and 2 (1983-1984). LAYTON. Robert, Who Needs the Past? Indigenous Va~ues and Al'chaeo~ogy [One World Archaology 5; ser. ed. Peter J. Ucko], London e tc .: Unwin Hyman 1989. xx, 206pp., Index, Figures, Tables. £28.00. LEVI -STRAUSS, Claude, The Jea~ous Pottel' (transl. Benedicte Chorier), Chicago and London: The University of Chicago Press 1988. viii, 206pp •• Appendix, References, Bibliography, Figures, Plates. £15.95. LEWIS, I.M., Ecstatic ReHgion: A Study of Shamanism and Spirit Possession (2nd edn.). London and New York: Routledge 1989. l84pp., Bibliography, Index. .£10.95. LOUW-POTGIETER. Joha, Afrikaner Dissidents: A Social, Psyahologiaal Study of Identity and Dissent [Multilingual Matters 39; ser. ed. Derrick Sharp], Clevedon and Philadelphia: Multilingual Matters Ltd 1988. ix, l3lpp., Appendices, References, Index. £8.95. LYLE, Emily (ed.), Kingship [Cosmos: The Yearbook of the Traditional Cosmology Society 2], Edinburgh: The Tradi tional Cosmology Society 1986. l8lpp., Plates, Figures. £10.00. MACDONALD, Sharon, Pat HOLDEN and Shirley ARDENER (eds.), Images of Women in Peace and War>: Cross-Cuttuml and Histol'icat Perspeatives [Women in Society; ser. ed. Jo Camp ling] , Houndmills and London: Macmillan Education Ltd 1987. xx, 227pp., Indexes, Plates. No price given. OCHS, Elinor, CuLtul'e and Language DeveLopment: Language Aaquistion and Language Socia~ization in a Samoan Vi~~ge [Studies in the Social and Cultural Foundations of Lang- 6], Cambridge: Cambridge University 1988. xvii, 227pp., Appendices, References, Index, Tables, Photographs. £9.95. RIDD, Rosemary, and Helen CALLAWAY (eds.), Caught up in ConfUat: Women's Responses to PoU tiaa~ Stl'ifa [Women in Society; ser. ed. Jo Camp ling] , Houndmills and London: Macmillan Education 1986. xii, 230pp., Index. £30.00. SINGER, Andre, with Leslie WOODHEAD, Disappear>ing WOl'ld: TeZevision and Anthropol,ogy, London: Boxtree (in association with Granada Television Limited) 1988. 246pp. , Bibliography, Index, Plates. £15.00. SoaiaZ Sciennss [USSR Academcy of Sciences], Vol. XIX. no. 3 (1988). STRATHERN, Marilyn, The Gender of the (}i.ft: Pz>obZems unth Women and Pz>obZems unth Soaiety in Mdanesia [Studies in Melanesia Anthropology 6; gea. eds. Gilbert Herdt, Fi tzjohn Porter Poole and Donald F. Tuzin], Berkeley etc.: University of California Press 1988. xv, 344pp •., Bibliography. Indexes, Figures. No price given. STRECKER, Ivo, The SociaZ Pz>aatiae of SymboUzation: An Anthl'opoZogiaaZ Analysis [London School of Economics Monographs on Social Anthropology 60], London and Atlantic Highlands, NJ: The Athlone Press 1988. ix, 226pp., Bibliography, Index. Figures. £32.00. VAN MAANEN, John, Ta~es of the Fie74: On Writing Ethnogmphy [Chicago Guides to Writing, Edi ting and Publishing]. Chicago and London: The University of Chicago Press 1988. xvi, l44pp.. References, Index. No price given. WATSON. James L •• and Evelyn S. RAWSKI (eds.), Death Ritual in L:J:te Imperial and Modern China [Studies on China 8], Berkeley etc.; University of California Press 1988. xv, 3l6pp., Glossary, Index, Plates. $40.00. WEINER, James F., The Hear>t of the Pear>l Shetz: The Mythological Dimension of Foi Soaiality [Studies in Melanesian Anthropology. eds. Gilbert H. Herdt, Fitzjihn Porter Poole. Donald F. Tuzinl, Berkeley etc.: University of California Press 1988. xviii, 305pp., References, Index, Plates, Figures. $40.00. WESTWOOD, Sally, and Parminder BACHU, En tel'p"l'ising Women: Ethnicity. Eaonomy and Gendel' Re Zations, London and New York: Rout ledge 1988. xi, 202pp., Tables. References, Indexes. ,£28.00 / .£9.95. WHITING, Beatrice Blyth. and Carolyn Pope EDWARDS. Children of Differ>ent WOl'74s: The Fornzation of Soaial Behaviour. Cambridge MA and London: Harvard University Press 1988. xii, 279pp., Maps, Tables, Figures, Illustrations, Appendices, References. Index. £27.95. ZIMMERMAN, Francis, The Jungle and the Aroma of Meats: An Ecological Theme in Hindu Mediaine [Comparative Studies of Health Systems and Medical Care], Berkeley e tc.: Universi ty of California Press 1987. xiii, 223pp., Figures~ Maps, Tables, Appendix, Sources. Index. $30.00.
JASO INDEX TO VOLUME XIX (1988) ARTICLES AL-SHAHI, Ahmed Some Personal Names and Nicknames among the Riverain People of Northern Sudan ARENSEN, Jon Names in the Life Cycles of the Murle BANKS, Marcus Forty-Minute Fieldwork BARNES, R.H. Ethnography as a Career: Second Thoughts on Second Fieldwork •. BAUMANN, Gerd Village Fieldwork Overseas versus Urban Research at Home: Textbook Dichotomies in the Light of Second Fieldwork .. BULL, Malcolm [Review AptieZe] Cultural Criminology: The Work of Rene Girard COOTE, Jeremy Place-Names and Shop Names: West End, West Hampstead and Hampstead West, and the Shops on West End Lane DENG, Francis Mading Behind the Name Mading GELL, Alfred [Review AptieZe] Anthropology, Material Culture and Consumerism 131-139 125-130 251-263 241-250 225-232 265-274 191-201 251-263 43-48 JAMES, Wendy The Naming of Places on African Maps JUST, Roger A Shortage of Names: Greek Proper Names and their Use 181-187 140-150 315
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Review Article 59 REFERENCES ALTHUS
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Northern Sudanese Names 133 names i
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A Shortage of Names 141 Georgos, an
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A Shoptage of Names 143 are for mal
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PersonaZ Names on Naxos 159 REFEREN
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House Names in Mallorca 161 the sai
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House Names in Mallorca 163 Deia is
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House Names in Malloraa 165 giving
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House Names in M1ZZoraa 167 village
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Cities in Antiquity 171 That import
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Cities in Antiquity 173 for the nam
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Places on African Maps 183 the inve
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Places on African Maps 187 REFERENC
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Trio Words and PZaces 189 of named
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