The Wanano Indians of the Brazilian Amazon: a sense of space

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Preface Acknowledgments Notes on the Transcription 1. Introduction Part I. History 2. European Expansion, Intertribal Relations, and Linguistic Exogamy in the Upper Rio Negro from 1616 3. Scientific and Missionary Activities in the Uaupes Basin from 1760 Part II: Sociology 4. Social Organization 5. Kinship Nomenclature 6. Gender, Language, and Placement in Wanano Poetic Forms Part III: Ecology and Economy 7. The Succulence of Place: Control and Distribution of Fish Resources 8. The Po?oa Exchange Part IV: Ordinary Dramas 9. Rank and Leadership within a Wanano Settlement 10. The Bucacopa Case: Rank and Obligation among Three Uaupes Sibs 11. Conclusion Appendix: Kin Terms Notes References Cited Index

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