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By: Richard Fleck
Though John Muir was first frightened by starving Indians during his boyhood in Wisconsin, he grew to appreciate them in the California Sierra and even more so in Alaska. more...
Henry David Thoreau as Cultural Anthropologist
By: Richard Fleck
Henry D. Thoreau became a student of Native American cultures as seen in his Indian Notebooks and in his visits to Maine where he met and befriended Penobscot Indians. more...
Kukeri Games – the Bulgarian Carnival
By: Rumyana Mokanova
Carnivals are usually associated with Venice or Rio de Janeiro and linked to the Middle Ages but the rowdy festivals before Lent are much more older. more...
By: Matthew Van Cura
In "In Search of Respect," Phillipe Bourgois explores what effects segregation has on race and gender identity in Spanish Harlem more...
By: Dennis Jamison
From a wide variety of indigenous groups that exist in Ecuador the Quichua people stand out because they are the largest group and are quite unique in several ways. more...
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