In the first part of this work, the author recounts how he passed through U.S. customs with his German notes, while part 2, "From a Log-Book," tells how the author chose his profession.
In the first part of this work, the author recounts how he passed through U.S. customs with his German notes, while part 2, "From a Log-Book," tells how the author chose his profession. In "A Native Society and Its Style," the author remarks on the prevalence of abortion and infanticide among the Caduveo, while in the section on the Nambikwara, the production of guarana is discussed. The final people to be analyzed are the Tupi Kawahib, after which the author discusses the fate of rubber trappers and other residents of the Amazon rainforest. Centering on the study of three aboriginal tribes of Brazil, for ten points, identify this 1955 work by Claude Levi-Strauss.
In the first part of this work, the author recounts how he passed through U.S. customs with his German notes, while part 2, "From a Log-Book," tells how the author chose his profession.
{Tristes Tropiques} (accept {A World on the Wane})