American anthropologist: Journal of the American Anthropological Association

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  Año 2003, Número 4

  • LANGUAGE IDEOLOGIES, RIGHTS, AND CHOICES: DILEMMAS AND PARADOXES OF LOSS, RETENTION, AND REVITALIZATION

    Susan H. Lees, Frances E. Mascia-Lees

    págs. 710-711

    

  • Do "Language Rights" Serve Indigenous Interests? Some Hopi and Other Queries

    Peter Whiteley

    págs. 712-722

    

  • Getting Language Rights: The Rhetorics of Language Endangerment and Loss

    Joseph Errington

    págs. 723-732

    

  • Mayan Language Revival and Revitalization Politics: Linguists and Linguistic Ideologies

    Nora C. England

    págs. 733-743

    

  • Globalizing Languages: Ideologies and Realities of the Contemporary Global System

    Jonathan Friedman

    págs. 744-752

    

  • Mongolian Ethnicity and Linguistic Anxiety in China

    Uradyn E. Bulag

    págs. 753-763

    

  • Ideologies of Language: Some Reflections on Language and U.S. Law

    John B. Haviland

    págs. 764-774

    

  • Comment: Got Language? Law, Property, and the Anthropological Imagination

    Bill Maurer

    págs. 775-781

    

  • The Proverbial Bourdieu: Habitus and the Politics of Representation in the Ethnography of Kabylia

    Jane E. Goodman

    págs. 782-793

    

  • Language Ideology and Women's Speech: Talking Community in the Northwest Amazon

    Janet Chernela

    págs. 794-808

    

  • Aesthetics, Intuition, and Reference in Fijian Ritual Communication: Modularity in and out of Language

    Andrew Arno

    págs. 807-819

    

  • Introduction

    Jeff Himpele

    págs. 820-821

    

  • Atanarjuat, The Fast Runner: Culture, History, and Politics in lnuit Media

    Shari Huhndorf

    págs. 822-826

    

  • Atanarjuat Off-Screen: From "Media Reservations" to the World Stage

    Faye Ginsburg

    págs. 827-831

    

  • Talking Back to Primitivism: Divided Audiences, Collective Desires

    Lucas Bessire

    págs. 832-837

    

  • One Tragedy in Reference to Another: September 11 and the Obligations of Museum Commemoration

    Jeffrey D. Feldman

    págs. 839-843

    

  • A Saint in the City: Sufi Arts of Urban Senegal

    Joseph Nevadomsky

    págs. 844-847

    

  • Three Approaches to the Study of Language and Gender

    Bonnie McElhinny

    págs. 848-852

    

  • Speaking of Feelings

    James M. Wilce

    págs. 852-855

    

  • Style and Sociolinguistic Variation

    Julie Roberts

    págs. 856-857

    

  • Linguistic Fieldwork

    Janet Dixon Keller

    págs. 857-858

    

  • Bioarchaeology of Spanish Florida: The Impact of Colonialism/Skeletons in Our Closet: Revealing Our Past through Bioarchaeology

    Pamela K. Stone

    págs. 859-860

    

  • The Archaeological Process: An Introduction/Archaeological Theory Today

    Norman Yoffee

    págs. 860-862

    

  • Gerhard Heberer (1901 -- 1973) Sein Beitrag zur Biologe im 20. Jahrhundert/Evolutiousbiologie von Darwin his heute/Die Entdeckung der Evolution. Eine revolutionäre Theorie und ibre Geschichte

    Gretchen E. Schafft

    págs. 863-864

    

  • Transforming Academia: Challenges and Opportunities for an Engaged Anthropology

    R. Brian Ferguson

    págs. 865-866

    

  • Honour and Violence

    David I. Kertzer

    págs. 866-867

    

  • Marxist Modern: An Ethnographic History of the Ethio- pian Revolution

    Dan Baljer

    págs. 867-868

    

  • Archaic States

    Brian R. Billman

    págs. 868-869

    

  • Collecting Colonialism: Material Culture and Colonial Change

    Miriam Kahn

    págs. 869-870

    

  • Voyaging through the Contemporary Pacific

    Martha Kaplan

    págs. 870-871