American Anthropologist, vol. 66, no. 1 (February 1964): Wild Man in New Guinea Highlands; Cognition & Componential Analysis; Highland Maya Psychotherapy; Buddha & Dancing Goblins
by Alan P. Merriam, Robbins Burling, Roland G. Tharp, Michael M. Ames, American Anthropological Association, Philip L. Newman, Allan D. Coult, William R. Holland, Charles Ackerman, Jule Eisenbud
This February 1964 issue of American Anthropologist explores varied anthropological subjects, including the Wild Man in the New Guinea Highlands, cognition and componential analysis, Highland Maya psychotherapy, and Buddha and dancing goblins. It provides a focused snapshot of mid-century scholarship published by the American Anthropological Association.
About This Book
This volume is the February 1964 issue of American Anthropologist, identified as volume 66, number 1.
Its contents address the Wild Man in the New Guinea Highlands, cognition and componential analysis, Highland Maya psychotherapy, and Buddha and dancing goblins.
The issue brings together anthropological writing by Alan P. Merriam, Robbins Burling, Roland G. Tharp, Michael M. Ames, Philip L. Newman, Allan D. Coult, William R. Holland, Charles Ackerman, and Jule Eisenbud.
Published under the American Anthropological Association, it offers a period-specific view of anthropological scholarship and its range of subjects.
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