Chiefs, scribes, and ethnographers: Kuna culture from inside and out

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* Preface * Acknowledgments * Chapter 1. Introduction: Literacy, Representation, and Ethnography * Chapter 2. A Flock of Birds: The Coming of Schools and Literacy * Chapter 3. Letters of Complaint * Chapter 4. Representation and Reply * Chapter 5. North American Friends * Chapter 6. The Swedish Partnership * Chapter 7. Collaborative Ethnography * Chapter 8. Post-Rebellion Ethnography, 1925-1950 * Chapter 9. The Ethnographic Boom, 1950- * Chapter 10. Native Ethnography * Chapter 11. Chapin's Lament * Notes * Abbreviations * Bibliography * Index

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