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Volume 28, Number 3-4, Reflections on Pacific Ethnography in the Margaret Mead Centennial, 2001 (2005)

Articles

INTRODUCTION: THE ESSENTIALIZATION OF MARGARET MEAD
Nancy McDowell

CONTESTING THE EROTIC ZONE: MARGARET MEAD'S FIELDWORK PHOTOGRAPHS OF SAMOA
Sharon W. Tiffany

MARGARET MEAD'S OTHER SAMOA: REREADING SOCIAL ORGANIZATION OF MANU'A
Paul Shankman

THE CORRESPONDENCE ASSOCIATED WITH MARGARET MEAD'S SAMOA RESEARCH: WHAT DOES IT REALLY TELL US?
James Côté

MARGARET MEAD AND PSYCHOLOGY: THE EDUCATION OF AN ANTHROPOLOGIST
Patricia A. Francis

MARGARET MEAD'S INDIVIDUAL IN CULTURE, OR CULTURES AND PERSONALITIES WITHOUT EMBARRASSMENT
Gerald Sullivan

THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE INVERTED: RHETORICAL STRATEGIES IN THE PORTRAYAL OF CULTURES IN RUTH BENEDICT'S PATTERNS OF CULTURE AND MARGARET MEAD'S SEX AND TEMPERAMENT IN THREE PRIMITIVE SOCIETIES
Phillip Guddemi

MARGARET MEAD AND GREGORY BATESON IN THE SEPIK, 1938: A TIMELY POLEMIC FROM A LOST ANTHROPOLOGICAL EFFLORESCENCE
Eric Kline Silverman

TALES FROM THE INTERNET: MARGARET MEAD'S LEGACY IN AMERICAN CULTURE
Merrily Stover

USING AND ABUSING THE WORKS OF THE ANCESTORS: MARGARET MEAD
Mary Catherine Bateson

Front Matter

Vol. 28 Nos. 3/4 (2005): Pacific Studies Front Matter
The Jonathan Nāpela Center for Hawaiian and Pacific Islands Studies

Full Issue

Vol. 28 Nos. 3/4 (2005): Pacific Studies Full Issue
The Jonathan Nāpela Center for Hawaiian and Pacific Islands Studies