TY  - GEN
AU  - Stearman,Allyn Maclean
TI  - Yiquí: forest nomads in a changing world
U1  - 305.8 21
PY  - 1989///
CY  - New York - US
PB  - Case Studies in Cultural Anthropology
KW  - YUQUI
KW  - PUEBLOS INDIGENAS
KW  - MEDIO AMBIENTE
KW  - FAMILIA
KW  - GRUPOS SOCIALES
KW  - CIENCIAS SOCIALES
KW  - COMUNIDADES INDIGENAS
N1  - incl. ref
N2  - Contiene: Fieldwork among the Yuquí - A preliminary visit - Preparing for fieldwork - The people called Yuquí - Who are the Yuquí - Contact and pacification - The Chimiré camp - Adaptation - The physical environment - Technology - Wapons - Stringmaking - Basketry - Other technology - Hunting and fishing - Gathering - Farming - Swidden horticulture - Yuquí horticulture - Social relations - Slavery - Leadership and prestige - The Yuquí life Cycle - Pregnancy and birth - Abortion and infanticide - Childhood and puberty - Marriage - adultery - Divorce - Old age - Death - The daily round: men, women and children - relations - with - Each other - Social and spatial arrangements - Kinship - The Yuquí population - Belief - Death, ghosts and the spirit world - The spirit world - Chanting - Taboo - The Yuquí creation myth - The mission, the Yuquí, and cultural survival
ER  -