Julian Steward and the Great Basin : the making of an anthropologist /
"Julian Steward and the Great Basin is a critical assessment of Steward's work, the factors that influenced him, and his deep effect on American anthropology. Steward (1902-1972) was one of the foremost American exponents of cultural ecology, the idea that societies evolve in adaptation to...
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Salt Lake City :
University of Utah Press,
c1999.
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Table of Contents:
- Learning the land /
- Virginia Kerns
- Julian Steward and Utah archaeology /
- Joel C. Janetski
- Numic pronghorn exploitation /
- Brooke S. Arkush
- In the field in Death Valley /
- Catherine S. Fowler ... [et al.]
- A revisionist view of Julian Steward and the Great Basin paradigm from the North /
- Deward E. Walker Jr.
- The Yamparika - Shoshones, Comanches, or Utes - or Does it matter? /
- James A. Goss
- Julian Steward, the Western Shoshones, and the Bureau of Indian Affairs /
- Elmer R. Rusco
- Julian Steward's vision of the Great Basin /
- Steven J. Crum
- A frame for culture /
- L. Daniel Myers
- Steward's gap /
- Richard O. Clemmer
- Where were Wovoka and Wuzzie George? /
- Alice B. Kehoe
- Rethinking cultural ecology, multilinear evolution, and expert witnesses /
- Sheree Ronaasen, Richard O. Clemmer, and Mary Elizabeth Rudden
- Julian Steward and the politics of representation /
- Ned Blackhawk
- Julian Steward and the construction of area-studies research in the United States /
- Thomas C. Patterson and Antonio Lauria-Perricelli.