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the luminously beautiful specimins captured in the still-life of amber
A myth-shattering study that will inform and entertain students and general readers alike
and anyone interested in peace studies or conflict resolution
Benzecry discovers in his look at the fanatics who haunt the legendary Col Opera House in Buenos Aires
he traces a spectrum of reactions extending from an acceptance of modern disenchantment to the quest for reenchantment which found an extreme manifestation in National Socialism
The Miskitu People of Awastara Format:Paperback the luminously beautiful specimins captured"Most anthropologists who have lived among other people . . . feel a periodic need to go back," writes Philip A. Dennis in the introduction to this book. "Fieldwork gives you a stake in the people themselves, a set of relationships that last the rest of your life . . . and when the time is right, it is important to go back." Dennis first journeyed to Awastara, a village on the northeastern coast of Nicaragua, during 1978 1979 as a postdoctoral
