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|a Man's rise to civilization as shown by the Indians of North America from primeval times to the coming of the industrial state /
|c Peter Farb.
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|a Second ed. published in 1978 under title: Man's rise to civilization.
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|a Includes bibliographical references (pages 308-320).
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|a Examines and describes the various customs of North American Indian tribes to explain the evolution of man as a social being - his relationships with his family and kin groups, his religious and his political institutions. Includes Eskimos, Sub-arctic Indians, Plains Indians, Aztec Indians, and Pueblo Indians.
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|a Foreword / Elman R. Service. -- Part one: The evolution of complexity. 1. A laboratory for modern man (The first Americans ; How cultures change ; Differences and similarities in the cultures of mankind ; Man as a social animal). -- [2-5] The band. 2. Great Basin Shoshone : cultural impoverishment (Of apes and men ; The irreducible minimum of human society ; Incest ; The most leisured people ; Cooperation ; Adjusting to a White world).
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|a 3. Eskimo : environment and adaptation (The far-flung people ; Sociality and survival ; Wife-lending and other exchanges ; Feuds and duels ; A Communistic society? ; The birth of the gods ; The shaman, dealer in the supernatural ; Taboos : handicaps to survival?) -- 4. The Sub-Arctic : living with expediency (The composite band ; Capitalism : innate or acquired? ; The hunting territory ; The social function of anxiety ; An explanation of reincarnation ; Totem and taboo) -- 5. Southern California : the potentialities of the band (The patrilocal band ; Lineages, moieties, and sacred bundles ; Puberty rites ; Cultural hybrids).
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|a [6-10] The tribe. 6. Zuni : unity through religion (The Pueblo Indians ; The clan ; The woman's role ; Zuni religion ; Ritual and memorial day ; The "peaceful" Pueblo? ; Rites of rebellion) -- 7. Iroquois : primitive democracy ("The Greeks of America ; The democracy of the League and Marxism ; Great men and great events ; Warfare in the woodlands ; The Great Spirit and monotheism ; False faces) -- 8. Plains : equestrian revolution (The great American epic ; A living experiment in culture change ; The make-believe Indians ; Coups and scalping ; Causes of warfare ; The new rich ; Visions quests ; The end of a culture).
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|a [9-10] The chiefdom. 9. Northwest Coast : status and wealth (The affluent societies of the Pacific Coast ; A complex social organization ; Rank and status ; Sumptuary laws ; Primitive slavery ; Specialists in religion and art ; Totem poles ; The economics of prestige ; The rise and fall of chiefdoms) -- 10. Natchez : people of the sun (The French romantics ; The great sun ; Ruler as supreme priest ; Caste versus class ; The last of the mound builders). [11] The state. 11. Aztec : study in total power (The rise to respectability ; The Valley of Mexico ; The conquest by Cortes ; The Aztec state ; Class and clan ; Warriors and priests ; The death of the sun).
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|a Part two: The long migration. 12. The peopling of North America (The continent that had never known man ; Over the land bridge ; Paths across the continent ; The earliest big-game hunters ; The great extinction ; Preadapted cultures emerge ; The desert culture and the Eastern Archaic ; Beginnings of agriculture ; Transpacific contacts? ; The flowering of diversity ; The Eastern woodlands ; The mound builders) -- 13. The generations of Adam (The missing skeletons ; The evidence of the skulls ; The American race ; Half a thousand tongues ; Dating by language ; Man at the mercy of his language).
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|a Part three: Societies under stress. 14. The end of the trail (First encounters ; The Noble Red Man and the bloodthirsty savage ; The great removal ; The Cherokee ; The last stand) -- 15. Borrowed cultures (The debt to the Indian ; Squaw men ; Acculturation without assimilation ; The Navaho -- Navaho and Zuni war veterans) -- 16. The hopes of the oppressed (Revivalistic movements ; The first phase : recovery of lost cultures ; Dreamers ; The Ghost Dance ; The second phase : accommodation ; Peyotism ; Messiahs : Indian and others ; A society for the preservation of cultures).
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|i Online version:
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