This thinker proposed that the Wintuan and Yokutsan language families belonged to the greater language group of Penutian in a collaboration with Roland B. Dixon. This thinker analyzed the reasons that Hawaiian priests intentionally violated taboos concerning food, claiming that the Hawaiians suffered from "culture fatigue." He coined the word "tribelet" to refer to a certain type of social organization. With Clark Wissler, this man proposed the idea of regions with (*) shared traits or religions. This thinker developed the idea of "culture areas". His wife Theodora wro
This thinker proposed that the Wintuan and Yokutsan language families belonged to the greater language group of Penutian in a collaboration with Roland B. Dixon. This thinker analyzed the reasons that Hawaiian priests intentionally violated taboos concerning food, claiming that the Hawaiians suffered from "culture fatigue." He coined the word "tribelet" to refer to a certain type of social organization. With Clark Wissler, this man proposed the idea of regions with (*) shared traits or religions. This thinker developed the idea of "culture areas". His wife Theodora wrote a biography of one of his most famous subjects, who she claimed lived "in Two Worlds." For 10 points, name this student of Franz Boas who studied the last Yahi Indian, Ishi, and produced the Handbook of the Indians of California.
This thinker proposed that the Wintuan and Yokutsan language families belonged to the greater language group of Penutian in a collaboration with Roland B. Dixon.
Alfred Kroeber [accept Roland Dixon until "Roland"]