Critical Studies in the Hist. of Anthro.

Regna Darnell and Stephen O. Murray, series editors

This series consists of critical studies of key aspects of the history of anthropology. The series aims for a balance between the reflexivity of contemporary theory and the historicism which has long been the keynote of the history of anthropology.

The 1904 Anthropology Days and Olympic Games

Susan Brownell

hardcover (2008)

978-0-8032-1098-1

$55.00 ^s

Anthropology Goes to the Fair

Nancy J. Parezo

hardcover (2007)

978-0-8032-3759-9

$55.00 ^s

paperback (2009)

978-0-8032-2796-5

$29.95 ^x

Contributions to Ojibwe Studies

A. Irving Hallowell

paperback (2010)

978-0-8032-2391-2

$50.00 ^s

Ephraim George Squier and the Development of American Anthropology

Terry A. Barnhart

hardcover (2005)

978-0-8032-1321-0

$29.95 ^x

paperback (2009)

978-0-8032-2784-2

$29.95 ^x

Excavating Nauvoo

Benjamin C. Pykles

hardcover (2010)

978-0-8032-1893-2

$50.00 ^s

Invisible Genealogies

Regna Darnell

hardcover (2001)

978-0-8032-1710-2

$60.00 ^s

paperback (2001)

978-0-8032-6629-2

$24.95 ^s

Irregular Connections

Andrew P. Lyons

hardcover (2004)

978-0-8032-2953-2

$60.00 ^s

paperback (2004)

978-0-8032-8036-6

$29.95 $7.49 ^s

Leslie A. White

William J. Peace

hardcover (2004)

978-0-8032-3681-3

$29.95 ^x

paperback (2007)

978-0-8032-2254-0

$29.95 ^x

Lev Shternberg

Sergei A. Kan

hardcover (2009)

978-0-8032-1603-7

$65.00 ^s

Looking through Taiwan

Keelung Hong

hardcover (2005)

978-0-8032-2435-3

$19.95 ^x