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37:1 (January 1995)
Editorial Foreword,1-2.
Capitalism, Colonialism, and the Gift of the Gods
K. SIVARAMAKRISHNAN,“Colonialism and Forestry in India:
Imagining the Past in Present Politics,”3-40.
JOSEPH MASCO,“‘It Is a Strict Law That Bids Us Dance’:
Cosmologies, Colonialism, Death, and Ritual Authority in the Kwakwaka'wakw
Potlatch. 1849 to 1922,”41-75.
Science and Health
MELBOURNE TAPPER,“Interrogating Bodies: Medico-Racial Knowledge,
Politics, and the Study of a Disease,”76-93.
NIELS HEROLD,“Madness and Drama in the Age of Shakespeare.
A Review Article,”94-99.
ADELA PINCH,“Emotion and History. A Review Article,”100-109.
Ideology Above, Belief Below
ANDREW B. KIPNIS,“Within and Against Peasantness: Backwardness
and Filiality in Rural China,”110-135.
DONALD S. SUTTON,“Consuming Counterrevolution: The Ritual
and Culture of Cannibalism in Wuxuan, Guangxi. China. May to July
1968,”136-172.
CSSH Discussion
SHERRY B. ORTNER,“Resistance and the Problem of Ethnographic
Refusal,”173-193.
SHELDON ROTHBLATT,“How 'Professional' Are the Professions?
A Review Article,”194-204.
MARC MANGANARO,“What's Wrong with This Picture: Reflections
on Reading National Geographic. A Review Article,”205-209.
37:2 (April 1995)
Editorial Foreword,211-212.
Intellectuals at Ebb Tide
CHRISTIAN JOPPKE,“Intellectuals, Nationalism, and the Exit
from Communism: The Case of East Germany,”213-241.
DAVID ALLAN,“Manners and Mustard: ldeas of Political Decline
in Sixteenth-Century Scotland,”242-263.
Constructing Identity
URI BEN-ELIEZER,“A Nation-in-Arms: State, Nation, and Militarism
in Israel's First Years,”264-285.
DAVID E. F. HENLEY,“Ethnogeographic Integration and Exclusion
in Anticolonial Nationalism: Indonesia and Indochina,”286-324.
ANDREW J. SHRYOCK,“Popular Genealogical Nationalism: History
Writing and Identity among the Balqa Tribes of Jordan,”325-357.
JONATHAN SPENCER,“The Past in the Present in Sri Lanka.
A Review Article,”358-367.
CSSH Discussion
MICHAEL TAUSSIG,“The Sun Gives without Receiving: An Old
Story,”368-398.
GAURI VISWANATHAN,“Blasphemy and Heresy: The Modernist Challenge.
A Review Article,”399-412.
37:3 (July 1995)
Editorial Foreword,413-414.
Kings and Their People
ORNULF GULBRANDSEN,“The King Is King by the Grace of the
People: The Exercise and Control of Power in
Subject-Ruler Relations,”415-444.
DAVID STRECKFUSS,“Kings in the Age of Nations: The Paradox
of Lese-Majeste as Political Crime in Thailand ,”445-475.
Communist Business
JONATHAN GRANT,“The Socialist Construction of Philately
in the Early Soviet Era,”476-493.
FRANK N. PIEKE,“Bureaucracy, Friends, and Money: The Growth
of Capital Socialism in China,”494-518.
Constructing Spaces
JEFFREY D. NEEDELL,“Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires: Public
Space and Public Consciousness in Fin-de-Siecle Latin America,”519-540.
ANTHONY D. KING,“Colonial Space. A Review Article,”541-554.
Ethnographic Drama
EDWARD L. SCHIEFFELIN,“Early Contact as Drama and Manipulation
in the Southern Highlands of Papua New Guinea: Pacification as
the Structure of the Conjuncture,”555-580.
J. D. Y. PEEL,“For Who Hath Despised the Day of Small Things?
Missionary Narratives and Historical Anthropology,”581-607.
CSSH Discussion
RAFE BLAUFARB,“The French Revolution: The Birth of European
Popular Democracy?" 608-618.
CSSH Notes:619-622.
37:4 (October 1995)
Editorial Foreword,623-624.
Post-Revolutionary Stress Syndromes
KATHERINE VERDERY,“Faith, Hope, and Caritas in the Land
of the Pyramids: Romania, 1990 to 1994,”625-669.
ROBERT ROY REED,“From Utopian Hopes to Practical Politics:
A National Revolution in a Rural Village,”670-691.
Ideologies of Identity
CYNTHIA TALBOT,“ Inscribing the Other, Inscribing the Self.
Hindu-Muslim Identities in Pre-Colonial India,”692-722.
CAROL A. SMITH,“Race-Class-Gender Ideology in Guatemala.
Modern and Anti-Modern Forms,”723-749.
Merchants and the State
SANJAY SUBRAHMANYAM,“Of Imarat and Tijarat: Asian Merchants
and State Power in the Western Indian Ocean, 1400 to 1750,”750-780.
MURIEL NAZZARI,“Widows as Obstacles to Business: British
Objections to Brazilian Marriage and Inheritance Laws,”781-802.
MISAGH PARSA,“Entrepreneurs and Democratization: Iran and
the Philippines,”803-830.
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