Victor Brouwer criticized the denial of alcoholism and suicide among these people, and the weak section on coming-of-age whipping ceremonies, in an earlier study of them from the culture-and-personality school.
Anthropologist Ruth Bunzel reported on this group's factional strife over whether or not to cooperate with anthropologists. In their traditional beliefs, the Sun Father assigns newborns an invisible "road" through life. In 1990, this group banned outsiders from attending their winter solstice dance-drama celebration, the Shalako. Victor Brouwer criticized the denial of alcoholism and suicide among these people, and the weak section on coming-of-age whipping ceremonies, in an earlier study of them from the culture-and-personality school. Frank Hamilton Cushing studied these people, who believed that spirits haunted the bottom of a Lake of the Dead. Another study classified their restrained, moderate personality as "Apollonian." For 10 points, name this tribe, among the many who make kachina dolls, which has changed a lot since its Mythology was written up by Ruth Benedict.
Anthropologist Ruth Bunzel reported on this group's factional strife over whether or not to cooperate with anthropologists.
Zuni [or Zuñi; or A:shiwi; prompt on Puebloan]