In the company of man
Subtitle: twenty portraits of anthropological informants
By: edited by Joseph B. Casagrande
Series: Harper Torchbooks. The University Library
Publisher: Harper & Row
Published: 1964
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 540
Subjects: Ethnology.
Notes: "Originally published in 1960 by Harper & Brothers, under the title In the Company of Men : Twenty Portraits by Anthropologists."--t.p. verso.
Table of contents: title: A Polynesian aristocrat (Tikopia) -- Raymond Firth; title: Petrus Mailo, chief of Moen (Truk) -- Thomas Gladwin; title: Durmugam, a Nangionmeri (Australia) -- W.E.H. Stanner; title: Maling, a Hanunóo girl from the Philippines: a day in Parina -- Harold C. Conklin; title: A New Guinea "opening man" -- James B. Watson; title: Weaver of the border (New Britain) -- Margaret Mead; title: The form and substance of status: a Javanese-American relationship -- Cora Du Bois; title: Surat Singh, head judge (India) -- John T. Hitchcock; title: A reformer of his people (South India) -- David G. Mandelbaum; title: The Omda (Baggara Arabs, Sudan) -- Ian Cunnison; title: Muchona the hornet, interpreter of religion (Northern Rhodesia) -- Victor W. Turner; title: My "boy" Muntu (Ruanda-Urundi) -- Ethel M. Albert; title: The frightened witch (Nigeria) -- Laura Bohannan; title: Champukwi of the village of the Tapirs (Brazil) -- Charles Wagley; title: Ohnainewk, Eskimo hunter -- Edmund Carpenter; title: My Crow interpreter -- Robert H. Lowie; title: A Navaho politician -- Clyde Kluckhohn; title: John Mink, Ojibwa informant -- Joseph B. Casagrande; title: A Pueblo G.I. -- John Adair; title: A Seminole medicine maker -- William C. Sturtevant.