History, Myth, and contact with white man
name: label: Collection Creator
content: Turner, Terence
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content: Terence Turner papers
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content: Terence Turner papers / Series 3: Papers, conferences, and courses / 3.2: Conferences and lectures
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content: 1984-1986
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content: Box 84, Folder 8
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content: National Anthropological Archives
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content: Archival materials
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content: Includes correspondence and drafts of papers presented at the 83rd annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association in 1984. The papers include "Time in Quechua Narrative" by Catherine J. Allen (2 drafts), "Cerebral Savage: The White Man as Symbol of Cleverness and Savagery in Waura Myth" by Emilienne M. Ireland, "Righting History in the Northwest Amazon" by Janet Marion Chernela, "Contact Experienced and Expressed: The Indians' Interpretation" by Alcida R. Ramos, "Self-Destruction As a Response to Conquest Among the Guyanese Caribs" by Kathleen J. Adams, "The Destroying Christ: An Aymara Myth of Conquest" by Mary Dillon and Tom Abercrombie, "Images of Resistance to Colonial Domination" by Roger Rasnake, "Their Idea of Civilization and Ours: Paez Historical Consciousness" by Joanne Rappaport, and "Andean and Amazonian Religion: Shared Concepts, Differential Elaboration, and the Consequences of the Conquest" by William T. Vickers.