In the company of man
Subtitle: twenty portraits by anthropologists.
Publisher: Harper; H. Hamilton
Published: 1960
Place of publication: New York, USA
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 540
Table of contents: title: A Polynesian aristocrat (Tikopia) / Raymond Firth -- Petrus Maio, Chief of Moen (Truk) / Thomas Gladwin -- Durmugam, A Nangiomeri (Australia) / W. E. H. Stanner --Maling, a Hanunóo girl from the Philippines, A day in Parina / Harold C. Conklin -- A New Guinea “Opening Man” / James B. Watson -- Weaver of the border (New Britain) / Margaret Mead -- The form and substance of status: A Javanese-American relationship / Cora Du Bois -- Surat Singh, head judge (India) / John T. Hitchcock -- A reformer of his people (South India) / David G. Mandelbaum -- The Omda (Baggara Arabs, Sudan) / Ian Cunnison --  Muchona the Hornet, interpreter of religion (Northern Rhodesia) / Victor W. Turner -- My “Boy,” Muntu (Ruanda Urundi) / Ethel M. Albert -- The frightened witch (Nigeria) / Laura Bohannan -- Champukwi of the Village of the Tapirs (Brazil) / Charles Wagley -- Ohnainewk, Eskimo hunter / Edmund Carpenter -- My Crow interpreter / Robert H. Lowie -- A Navaho politician / Clyde Kluckhohn -- John Mink, Ojibwa informant / Joseph B. Casagrande -- A Pueblo G.I. / John Adair -- A Seminole medicine maker / William C. Sturtevant.