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402 pages ; 22 cm |
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Concept of culture -- Position of Bc 51 -- Bc 51 bird and mammal remains -- Navaho women's knowledge of their ceremonial songs -- Some social and personal aspects of Navaho ceremonial patterns -- Notes on Navaho eagle way -- Conceptions of death among the Southwestern Indians -- Two Navaho children over a five-year period -- Navaho morals -- Personality formation among the Navaho Indians -- A Navaho politician -- Recent studies of the "national character" of great Russians -- Studying the acquisition of culture -- Limitations of adaptation and adjustment as concepts for understanding cultural behavior -- Ethical relativity: sic et non -- Education, values, and anthropological relativity -- Group tensions: analysis of a case history -- Mid-century manners and morals -- Indian Americans in a white man's world -- Field of higher education in the Southwest -- Some notes on Navaho dreams. |
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Ethnology.
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Ethnology. |
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