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Book Reviewed in this article:
Ahmed, Monisha. 2002. Living fabric. Weaving among the nomads of Ladakh Himalaya.
Banks, Marcus. 2001. Visual methods in social research.
Causey, Andrew. 2003. Hard bargaining in Sumatra. Western travelers and Toba Bataks in the marketplace of souvenirs.
Fausto, Carlos. 2001. Inimigos fiéis. História, guerra e xamanismo na Amazǒnia.
Fiskesjö, Magnus. 2003. The Thanksgiving turkey pardon, the death of Teddy's bear and the sovereign exception of Guantánamo.
Foster, Helen Bradely, and D. Clay Johnson (eds.). Wedding dress across cultures.
Frank, Katherine. 2002. G‐strings and sympathy. Strip club regulars and male desire.
Griffith, David, and Manuel Valdés Pizzini. 2002. Fishers at work, workers at sea.
Harris, Mark. 2000. Life on the Amazon. The anthropology of a Brazilian peasant village.
Knauft, Bruce (ed). 2002. Critically modern. Alternatives, alterities, anthropologies.
Lohmann, Roger Ivar (ed.). 2003. Dream travellers. Sleep experiences and culture in the western Pacific.
Martínez‐Hernáez, Angel. 2000. What's behind the symptom?
Popenoe, Rebecca. 2004. Feeding desire. Fatness, beauty and sexuality among a Saharan people.
Scher, Philip W. 2003. Carnival and the formation of a Caribbean transnation.
Schrauwers, Albert. 2000. Colonial‘reformation’in the highlands of central Sulawesi, Indonesia, 1892–1995.
Shackel, Paul (ed). 2001. Myth, memory and the making of the American landscape.
Srinivas, M.N. 1996. Indian society through personal writings.
Thomas, Helen, and Jamilah Ahmed (eds.). 2003. Cultural bodies. Ethnography and theory.
Wallis, Robert J. 2003. Shamans/Neo‐shamans. Ecstasy, alternative archaeologies and contemporary pagans.
Whittle, Alasdair. 2003. The archaelogy of people. Dimensions of Neolithic life.
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