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GUEST EDITORIALS

The Guest Editorials were brief essays written for the first two editions of Cultural Anthropology: A Perspective on the Human Condition by several well-known anthropologists. They touch on a wide range of issues in the field, and represent what their authors would like introductory students to know about anthropology. Excerpts from several of the Guest Editorials are to be found in recent editions of the text in the In Their Own Words features, but a number of people have asked about the original essays in their full version. We are pleased to make them available on the web.

Hoyt Alverson, Is a Science of Culture Possible? RTF
James W. Fernandez, Anthropology as a Vocation: Listening to Voices RTF
Stephen Gudeman, The Skills and Work of the Anthropology RTF
Don Handelman, For an Uncertain Anthropology RTF
Michael Herzfeld, For a Poetics of Social Life RTF
Jane H. Hill, Listening in on the Struggle for the New World RTF
Ivan Karp, Why Read Ethnographies? RTF
George Marcus, Into the Warp and Woof of Multicultural Worlds RTF
Emiko Ohnuki-Tierney, Anthropology: A Personal View RTF
David Parkin, How Useful Is Anthropology? RTF
Paul Rabinow, Anthropology 2000 RTF
Anya Peterson Royce, The Anthropology of Performance and the Performance of Anthropology RTF
Marilyn Strathern, Anthropology and the Time Factor RTF
Annette Weiner, Anthropology and the Colonial Legacy RTF

The above editorials are also available in RTF (Rich Text Format), viewable by most word processing programs.  Click RTF after the editorial title.

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