American anthropologist: Journal of the American Anthropological Association

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  Año 2001, Vol. 103, Número 4

  • God is nothing but talk: Modernity, language, and prayer in a Papua New Guinea Society

    Joel Robbins

    págs. 901-912

    

  • Proto-uto-aztecan: A community of cultivators in Central Mexico?

    Jane H. Hill

    págs. 913-934

    

  • Like water fot chocolate: Feasting and political ritual among the late classic maya at Xunantunich, Belize

    Lisa J. Lecount

    págs. 935-953

    

  • Transnational migration in rural Oaxaca, Mexico: Dependency, development, and the household

    Jeffrey H. Cohen

    págs. 954-967

    

  • Ethnic diversity and its environmental determinants: Effects of climate, pathogens, and habitat diversity

    Elizabeth Cashdan

    págs. 968-991

    

  • Cultural transmission and the diffusion of innovations: adoptions dynamics indicate that biased cultural transmission is the predominate force in behavioral change

    Joseph Henrich

    págs. 992-1013

    

  • Demise of the sepaade tradition: Cultural and biological explanations

    Eric Abella Roth

    págs. 1014-1023

    

  • Contexts of female hunting in Central Africa

    Andrew J. Noss, Barry S. Hewlett

    págs. 1024-1040

    

  • Food of elders, the "Ration" of women: brewing, gender, and domestic processes among the Samburu of Northern Kenya

    Jon Holtzman

    págs. 1041-1058

    

  • A study of East African kinship and marriage using a Phylogenetically based comparative method

    Monique Borgerhoff Mulder

    págs. 1059-1082

    

  • Female-selective abortion in Asia: Petterns, Policies, and debates

    Barbara D. Miller

    págs. 1083-1095

    

  • Demographic dimensions of an intervillage land dispute in Nubri, Nepal

    Geoff Childs

    págs. 1096-1113

    

  • Beliefs matter: Cultural beliefs and the use of cervical cancer-screening tests

    Leo R. Chavez

    págs. 1114-1129