Fieldwork in this country resulted in a book that draws on Charles Henry and Morley Cromwell's experiences to explain how places can "speak the past into being"; that book is Wisdom Sits in Places by Keith Basso. An anthropologist working in this country created the theory that culture is "superorganic," and divided this country into "culture areas." Two cultures found in this country were compared to New Guinea's Dobu in
Fieldwork in this country resulted in a book that draws on Charles Henry and Morley Cromwell's experiences to explain how places can "speak the past into being"; that book is Wisdom Sits in Places by Keith Basso. An anthropologist working in this country created the theory that culture is "superorganic," and divided this country into "culture areas." Two cultures found in this country were compared to New Guinea's Dobu in a study contrasting "Apollonian" and "Dionysian" cultures. Mules and Men collects folklore from this country. Examples of "salvage ethnography" practiced in this country include Alfred Kroeber's work with a native named Ishi. For 10 points, name this nation studied in Ruth Benedict's Patterns of Culture, which looked at the Zuni, one of its Pueblo peoples.