The Broken Fountain: Twenty-fifth Anniversary Edition (Columbia Classics in Anthropology)
At a time when we have so much difficulty understanding poverty in our own country, it is interesting to look at some other country's poor, to examine their anger and frustration. . . . The forms taken by their aggressions and their defenses, the configurations of their pride and their sense of self, the degree to which they fall back on love for consolation, or on friendship. . .This is what Thomas Belmonte does in "The Broken Fountain."--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.