Waorani: The Contexts of Violence and War

Clayton A. Robarchek

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Amazonian Archaeology and Ethnohistory Indigenous Cultures and History Indigenous Studies in Latin America

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Introduction. Studying War: Preparations. The Waorani War Complex. The Fieldwork. The Contexts of War: The Material Context: Environment and Technology. The Historical Context. The Social/Cultural Context. The Individual/Psychological Context. Waorani Warfare in Context. Contexts Revised: The Decline of Violence. Action in a New World: Ethnogenesis and the Return of Violence.

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