American anthropologist: Journal of the American Anthropological Association

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  Año 1998, Vol. 100, Número 3

  • Preface

    Robert W. Sussman

    págs. 607-608

    

  • Expanding the discourse on ''race''

    Faye V. Harrison

    págs. 609-631

    

  • A genetic and evolutionary perspective

    Alan R. Templeton

    págs. 632-650

    

  • The status of the race concept in physical anthropology

    Matt Cartmill

    págs. 651-660

    

  • The challenge of race to American historical archacology

    Charles E. Orser Jr.

    págs. 661-668

    

  • The profession of the color blind: sociocultural anthropology and racism in the 21st Century

    Eugenia Shanklin

    págs. 669-679

    

  • Language, race, and white public space

    Jane H. Hill

    págs. 680-689

    

  • Race'' and the construction of human indentity

    Audrey Smedley

    págs. 690-702

    

  • Adventures in the colored museum: Afrocentrism, memory, and the construction of race

    Gerald Early

    págs. 703-711

    

  • AAA statement on race, 1998

    págs. 712-713

    

  • AAPA statement on biological aspects of race, 1996

    págs. 714-715

    

  • The misrepresentation of anthropology and its consequences

    Herbert S. Lewis

    págs. 716-731

    

  • Mass inhumation and the execution of witches in the American Southwest

    J. Andrew Darling

    págs. 732-752