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Volume 25, no. 1 (January 1986) | |
The Illusion of Nath Agnation | Aidan Southall |
"Taim Bilong Sipak": Nasioi Alcohol Use, 1962-1978 | Eugene Ogan |
From Egalitarianism to Inequality: The Children of Peace in Nineteenth Century Ontario | Matthew Cooper |
Burning with the Fire of God: Calvinism and Community in a Scottish Fishing Village | Jane H. Nadel |
Can Individuals Recapitulate the Evolutionary Development of Color Lexicons? | James Boster |
Village Entrepreneurs: An Egyptian Case | Lucie Wood Saunders Sohair Mehenna |
Volume 25, no. 2 (April 1986) | |
Gender Roles and Social Change: A Mexican Case Study | C. H. Browner |
Food Classification in Three Pacific Societies: Fiji, Hawaii, and Tahiti | Nancy J. Pollock |
History, Structure, and Survival: A Comparison of the Yuki (Ukomno'm) and Tolowa (Hush) Indians of Northern California | Russell Thornton |
Court is an Arrow: Legal Pluralism in Papua New Guinea | George D. Westermark |
Cultural Customs that Influence Sexual Freedom in Adolescence | Herbert Barry III Alice Schlegel |
Volume 25, no. 3 (July 1986) | |
Prescriptive Patrilateral Parallel Cousin Marriage: The Perspective of the Bride's Father and Brothers | Gideon M. Kressel |
Maiyire: The Emergence and Development of a Sepik Culture-bound Syndrome | Paul B. Roscoe |
The Organization and Management of a Tokyo Shinto Shrine Festival | C. Scott Littleton |
"The Water of Life": Kava Ritual and the Logic of Sacrifice | James W. Turner |
Hierarchy, Equality, and Availability of Land Resources: An Example from Two Ethiopian Ensete Producers | John Hamer |
Volume 25, no. 4 (October 1986) | |
Sibling Terminology and Information Theory: An Hypothesis Concerning the Growth of Folk Taxonomy | Edward J. Hedican |
Residential Group Types, Virilocality, and Migration: The Pingelap Case | David Damas |
Shared Experience and Magical Death: Chipewyan Explanations of a Prophet's Decline | Henry S. Sharp |
Market Economy and Changing Sex-Roles on a Polynesian Atoll | Richard Feinberg |
The Social Contexts of Apology in Dispute Settlement: A Cross-cultural Study | Letitia Hickson |
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