Basin-Plateau Aboriginal Sociopolitical Groups

by Steward, Julian Haynes

• ISBN13: 9780874800142
• ISBN10: 0874800145
• Edition: Reprint
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 1997-11-01
• Publisher: Univ of Utah Pr

Table of Contents

A Note on Orthography	vii
Acknowledgments	viii
Introduction	ix
Richard O. Clemmer
L. Daniel Myers
Learning the Land	1	(18)
Virginia Kerns
Julian Steward and Utah Archaeology	19	(16)
Joel C. Janetski
Numic Pronghorn Exploitation: A Reassessment of Stewardian-Derived Models of Big-Game Hunting in the Great Basin	35	(18)
Brooke S. Arkush
In the Field in Death Valley: Julian Steward's Panamint Shoshone Fieldwork	53	(7)
Catherine S. Fowler
Molly Dufort
Mary K. Rusco
Pauline Esteves
A Revisionist View of Julian Steward and the Great Basin Paradigm from the North	60	(14)
Deward E. Walker Jr.
The Yamparika---Shoshones, Comanches, or Utes---or Does It Matter?	74	(11)
James A. Goss
Julian Steward, the Western Shoshones, and the Bureau of Indian Affairs: A Failure to Communicate	85	(32)
Elmer R. Rusco
Julian Steward's Vision of the Great Basin: A Critique and Response	117	(11)
Steven J. Crum
A Frame for Culture: Observations on the Culture-Element Distribution of the Snake River Shoshone	128	(16)
L. Daniel Myers
Steward's Gap: Why Steward Did Not Use His Theory of Culture Change to Explain Shoshoni Culture Change	144	(20)
Richard O. Clemmer
Where Were Wovoka and Wuzzie George?	164	(6)
Alice B. Kehoe
Rethinking Cultural Ecology, Multilinear Evolution, and Expert Witnesses: Julian Steward and the Indian Claims Commission Proceedings	170	(33)
Sheree Ronaasen
Richard O. Clemmer
Mary Elizabeth Rudden
Julian Steward and the Politics of Representation	203	(16)
Ned Blackhawk
Julian Steward and the Construction of Area-Studies Research in the United States	219	(22)
Thomas C. Patterson
Antonio Lauria-Perricelli
References	241	(36)
Contributors	277