The University of Arizona Press

On the Crisis, So-Called, of LiberahsmWhen one speaks, as in certain quarters it is currently fashionable to do, of the crisis of liberalism, he refers, most commonly, to one or perhaps both of two things. He means doubts as to the validity of liberalism as a doctrine or idea, or he refers to the...

Preface The advent of electronic computers has had far reaching implications for human society, and the trend is accelerating and rapidly spreading into ever increasing new roles. Archaeology, like many disciplines, is experiencing the impact of this new technology. Historically, archaeology...

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FOREWORD Although Charles Darwin is best known as the father of modern biology and the author of The Origin of Species (1859), it was his geological work that first established his high reputation as a scientist. After completing his education at Cambridge, Darwin spent five years (December 27,...

Foreword Two ethnomusicologist-anthropologists, Charlotte J. Frisbie and David P. McAllester, have truly accomplished a labor of love in editing the life story of Blessingway singer Frank Mitchell, a man known to his people as Olta'i Tsoh, or Big Schoolboy. The labor involved many hours of...

The Hopi Indians are so different in so many ways from most of the Indian tribes of the Americas that the question often arises, even among the Hopi themselves, as to who these "peaceful people" are. Where did they come from? How did their unique way of life come about?However, those who have come...