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Preface<br/><br/>The Naked Ape, John Updike<br/><br/>Adaptation and Evolution: An Introduction<br/><br/>I. MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY<br/><br/>I. Stability and Flexibility in Hadza Residential Groupings, James Woodburn<br/><br/>2. Land Use and the Extended Family in Moala, Fiji, Marshall D. Sahlins<br/><br/>3. Household Viability among the Pastoral Fulani, Derrick J. Stenning<br/><br/>4. The Individual and Family Relationships in Guatemala, Ruben E. Reina<br/><br/>5. Urban Families: Conjugal Roles and Social Networks, Elizabeth Bolt<br/><br/>II. LAW AND SOCIAL CONTROL<br/><br/>6. The Importance of Flux in Two Hunting Societies, Colin M. Turnbull<br/><br/>7. The Dynamic Adaptation of Sebei Law, Walter Goldschmidt<br/><br/>8. Ifugao Law, Roy F. Barton<br/><br/>9. A Traditional Legal System: The Kuba, Jan Vansina<br/><br/>10. The Law of Ancient Babylonia, J. B. Bury, S. A. Cook, and F. E. Adcock<br/><br/>11. The Offer of a Free Home: A Case Study in the Family Law of the Poor, Herma H. Kay<br/><br/>III. RELIGION AND MAGIC<br/><br/>12. Spirits, Power, and Man, James F. Downs<br/><br/>13. Hehe Magical Justice, Edgar V. Winans and Robert B. Edgerton<br/><br/>14. Pietas in Ancestor Worship, Meyer Fortes<br/><br/>15. Ritual Regulation of Environmental Relations among a New Guinea People, Roy A. Rappaport<br/><br/>16. Japanese Religion: A General View, Robert N. Bellah<br/><br/>17. Fiestas in an Indian Community in Peru, William P. Mangin<br/><br/>18. Religion and Status: America and England, Bryan Wilson<br/><br/>IV. VALUES AND IDEOLOGIES<br/><br/>19. Eskimo Cultural Values, Norman A. Chance<br/><br/>20. The Cherokee Ethos, Fred Gearing<br/><br/>21. The Internalization of Political Values in Stateless Societies, Robert A. LeVine<br/><br/>22. Peasant Society and the I mage of Limited Good, George M. Foster<br/><br/>23. Agricultural Organization, Social Structure, and Values in Italy: Amoral Familism Reconsidered, Sydel F. Silverman<br/><br/>24. American Cultural Values, Conrad M. Arensberg and Arthur H. Niehoff<br/><br/>25. The City as an Anarchic System, Richard Sennett<br/><br/>V. THE INDIVIDUAL IN ADAPTATION<br/><br/>26. Eskimo Values and Personality, Norman A. Chance<br/><br/>27. Instruction and Affect in Hopi Cultural Continuity, Dorothy Eggan<br/><br/>28. Personality Structure in the Plains, Thomas Gladwin<br/><br/>29. Character Formation and Social Structure in a Jamaican Community, Yehudi A. Cohen<br/><br/>30. Male and Female Adaptations in Culture Change, Louise and George Spindler<br/><br/>31. Social Change and Social Character: The Role of Parental Mediation, Alex fnkeles<br/><br/>VI. THE ARTS<br/><br/>32. Prehistoric Art and Ideology, Morton Lerine<br/><br/>33. Masks as Agents of Social Control, Roy Sieber<br/><br/>34. The Abelam Artist, Anthony Forge<br/><br/>35. The Revolution in Painting, Diego Rilwa<br/><br/>36. The Process of Disenchantment: Magical and Disenchanted Moral Logic, Rosalie H. Wax<br/><br/>37. Musical Adaptation among Afro-Americans, John F. Szwed<br/><br/>Index |
