Title: Cannibalism is an acquired taste
First published: 1998
Description: Omer Stewart is most noted for his career-long study of the Peyote religion. Carol L. Howell weaves together taped interviews with Stewart; excerpts from his letters, notes, and papers; and recollections of family members and others. The result is a fascinating sketch not only of Omer Stewart as a person but also of his contributions to the field of anthropology and the academic and social milieu in which he participated. A must for anthropologists and anyone interested in the art of biography.
Subjects: Religion, Indians of North America, Peyotism, Applied anthropology, Biography, Anthropologists, Social Scientists & Psychologists, Peyot, Biographies, Indiens, Culte, Anthropologie appliquee, Regional Studies, Anthropologues, Peyotl, SOCIAL SCIENCE, General, Anthropology, Peyotekult, BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY, Colorado, biography, Indians of north america, religion, Anthropologie appliquée
Places: United States, Colorado
People: Omer Call Stewart (1908-)
LC classification: GN21.S85 H68 1998