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ÝÝÝÝ Tzintzuntzan post-Empire's Children
(1948) Bibliography
ÝÝÝÝ This bibliography combines three bodies
of data: l) my own post-Empire's Children (1948) publications dealing with Tzintzuntan,
including not only works specific to the village, but also publications that
draw heavily on Tzintzuntzn data, or which have been significantly affected by
my Tzintzuntzan research; 2) the publications of others who have carried out
research in the village during the past 50 years, particularly the works of
Stanley Brandes and Robert Van Kemper; 3) other sources cited in the preceding
paper, and the epilogue, "A Half-Century of Field Research in
Tzintzuntzan.Ý For those items for which
there are published Spanish translations, the citation follows, enclosed in
parentheses.
Blom,
Franz and Oliver La Farge
1926
Tribes and Temples, Vol. l.Ý New
Orleans: The Tulane University of Louisiana.
Brandes,
Stanley
1968
Tzintzuntzan Wedding: a Study in Cultural Complexity.Ý The Kroeber Anthropological Society Papers 39:30-53.
1974
The Creation of a Mexican Memorate.Ý
Journal of American Folklore 87:l62-l64.
1979a
Dance as Metaphor: a Case from Tzintzuntzan, Mexico.Ý Journal of Latin American Lore 5:25-43.
1979b
The Household Developmental Cycle in Tzintzuntzan.Ý In From Tzintzuntzan to the "Image of Limited Good":
Essays in Honor of George M. Foster. The Kroeber Anthropological Society Papers
55-56:l5-23.
198l
Cargos versus Cost Sharing in Mesoamerican Fiestas, with Special Reference to
Tzintzuntzan.Ý Journal of
Anthropological Reseach 37:209-225.
1983
The Posadas in Tzintzuntzan: Structure and Sentiment in a Mexican Christmas
Festival.Ý Journal of Americn Folklore
96:259-280.
1984
Animal Metaphors and Social Control in Tzintzuntzan. Ethnology 23:207-2l5.
1988a
Power and Persuasion: Fiestas and Social Control in Rural Mexico.Ý Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania
Press.
1988b
La comida ceremonial en Tzintzuntzan.Ý
AmÈrica IndÌgena 48:503-520.
1990
Ritual Eating and Drinking in Tzintzuntzan: a Contribution to the Study of
Mexican Foodways.Ý Western Folklore
49:l63-l75.
Foster,
George M.
1940
Notes on the Popoluca of Verzcruz.Ý
MÈxico, D.F.: Instituto Panamericano de GeografÌa e Historia, Publ. N™m.
5l.
1942 A
Primitive Mexican Economy.Ý New York:
Monographs of the American Ethnological Society, V.
1944 A
Summary of Yuki Culture.Ý Berkeley and
Los Angeles: University of California Press.Ý
Anthropological Records 5(3):l55-244..
1945
Sierra Popoluca Folklore and Beliefs.Ý
Berkeley: University of California Publications in American Archaeology
and Ethnology 42(2):l77-250.
1948a
The Folk Economy of Mexico with Special Reference to Marketing.Ý The Journal of Marketing l3:l53-l62.
1948b
La base de la cultura moderna de Tzintzuntzan, Mich.Ý In El occidente de MÈxico (V Mesa Redonda Compte Rendue),
pp.20l-202.Ý TambiÈn "Resumen
ling¸Ìstica y etnografÌa contempor·nea," p. 22l. MÈxico, D.F.: Sociedad
Mexicana de AntropologÌa.
1953a
CofradÌa and Compadrazgo in Spain and Spanish America.Ý Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 9:l-28.
(1959
CofradÌa y compadrazgo en EspaÒa e Hispano AmÈrica.Ý Lima: Revista del Museo Nacional
28:248-275).
1953b
Relationships Between Spanish and Spanish-American Folk Medicine.Ý Journal of American Folklore 66:20l-2l7.
(1980
Relaciones entre la medicina popular espaÒola y latinoamericana.Ý En La antropologÌa mÈdica en EspaÒa. (M.
Kenny and J. M. de Miguel, eds.), pp. l23-l47. Barcelona: Editorial
Anagrama.Ý
1953c What is Folk Culture? American Anthropologist 55:l59-l73.
(1953
QuÈ es la cultura folk? Notas e Informaciones, CiÈncias Sociales 4(23)205-2l3.Ý
Washington, D.C.: Pan American Union.
1955
Contemporary Pottery Techniques in Southern and Central Mexico. New Orleans:
Tulane University, Middle American Research Institute, Publ. 22:l-48.
1960-196l
Interpersonal Relations in Peasant Society, (and) Rejoinder.Ý Human Organization 19:l74-l78, l83-l84.
1960a
Culture and Conquest: America's Spanish Heritage.Ý New York: Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research,
Viking Fund Publications in Anthropology, No. 27.
ÝÝÝÝ
(1962
Cultura y conquista: la herencia espaÒola de AmÈrica. Xalapa, Veracruz, MÈxico:
Universidad Veracruzana (Biblioteca de la Facultad de FilosofÌa y Letras, l4).
1960b
Life-Expectancy of Utilitarian Pottery in Tzintzuntzan.Ý American Antiquity 26:606-609.
196la
The Dyadic Contract: a Model for the Social Structure of a Mexican Peasant
Village.Ý American Anthropologist
63:ll73-l192.
(1974
El contrato di·dico: un modelo para la estructura social de una aldea de
campesinos mexicanos (L. J. BartolomÈ and E. E. Gorostiaga, eds.), pp. l29-l58.
Buenos Aires: Ediciones Periferia.Ý
196lb
Community Development and the Image of the Static Economy. Community
Development Bulletin l2:l24-l28.
1962
Traditional Cultures: and the Impact of Technological Change. New York: Harper
& Brothers.
(1964
Las culturas tradicionales y los cambios tÈcnicos.Ý MÈxico, D.F.: Fondo de Cultura EconÛmica.
1963
The Dyadic Contract, II: Patron-Client Relationship.Ý American Anthropologist 65:l280-l294.
1964a
Speech Forms and the Perception of Social Distance in a Spanish-Speaking
Mexican Village.Ý Southwestern Journal
of Anthropology 20:l07-l22.
1964b
Treasure Tales and the Image of the Static Economy in a Mexican Peasant
Community.Ý Journal of American Folklore
77:39-44.
1965a
Peasant Society and the Image of Limited Good.Ý
American Anthropologist 67:293-3l5.
(1965b
El caracter del campesino.Ý Revista de Psicoan·lisis,
PsquiatrÌa y PsicologÌa l:83-l06.
1965b
Cultural Responses to Expressions of Envy in Tzintzuntzan.Ý Southwestern Journal of Anthropology
2l:24-35.
1965c
The Sociology of Pottery: Questions and Hypotheses Arising from Contemporary
Mexican Work.Ý In Ceramics and Man (F.R.
Matson, ed.), pp. 43-6l.Ý New York:
Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research, Viking Fund Publications
in Anthropology, No. 4l.
1966a
Euphemisms and Cultural Sensitivity in Tzintzuntzan.Ý Anthropological Quarterly 39:53-59.
1966b
Foster's Reply to Kaplan, Saler, and Bennet [on The Image of Limited
Good].Ý American Anthropologist
68:2l0-2l4
1966c
World View in Tzintzuntzan: Reexamination of a Concept.Ý In Summa anthropolÛgica en homenaje a
Roberto J. Weitlaner, pp. 385-393.Ý
MÈxico, D.F.: Instituto Nacional de AntropologÌa e Historia
1967
Tzintzuntzan: Mexican Peasants in a Changing World. Boston: Little, Brown.
(1972
Tzintzuntzan: los campesinos mexicanos en un mundo en cambio.Ý MÈxico, D.F.: Fondo de Cultura EconÛmica.Ý
1968 El
cambio cultural planificado y la irrigaciÛn en la cuenca del lago de
P·tzcuaro.Ý Anuario Indigenista
28:45-51.
1969
Godparents and Social Networks in Tzintzuntzan.Ý Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 25:26l-278.
1970a
Character and Personal Relationships Seen Through Proverbs in Tzintzuntzan,
Mexico.Ý Journal of American Folklore
83:304-3l7.
1970b
"Comments," on Gerrit Huizer, "'Resistance to Change' and
Radical Peasant Mobilization: Foster and Erasmus Reconsidered." Human
Organization 29:3l3-3l4.
1972a
The Anatomy of Envy: a Study in Symbolic Behavior.Ý Current Anthropology l3:l65-l86, 198-202.
1972b A
Second Look at Limited Good.Ý
Anthropological Quarterly 45:57-64.
1973a
Traditional Societies and Technological Change.Ý New York: Harper & Row.Ý
[Major revision and new title of 1962a].
1973b
Dreams, Character and Cognitive Orientation in Tzintzuntzan.Ý Ethos l:l06-l2l.
1974
Limited Good or Limited Goods: Observations on Acheson.Ý American Anthropologist 76:53-57.
1975a Urbanization
in Mexico: the View from Tzintzuntzan.Ý
Latin American Urban Research 5:53-75.
1975b
"Comments" on J. R. Gregory, Image of Limited Good, or Expectation of
Reciprocity?Ý Current Anthropology
l6:86-87.
1976a
Disease Etiologies in Non-Western Medical Systems.Ý American Anthropologist 78:773-782.
1976b
"Reply" to Frans J. Schryer, A Reinterpretation of Treasure Tales and
the Image of Limited Good.Ý Current
Anthropology l7:7l0-7l3.
1978b
Hippocrates' Latin American Legacy: "Hot" and "Cold" in Contemporary
Folk Medicine.Ý In Colloquia in
Anthropology (R. K. Wetherington, ed.), 2:3-19.Ý Dallas: Southern Methodist University and Fort Burgwin Research
Center.
(1979
El legado hipocr·tico latinoamericano: "caliente" y "frio"
en la medicina popular contempor·nea.Ý
MÈxico, D.F.: Medicina Tradicional 2(6):5-19).Ý
1978c
Humoral Pathology in Spain and Spanish America.Ý In Homenaje a Julio Caro Baroja, pp. 357-370.Ý Madrid: Centro de Investigaciones
SociolÛgicas.
1979b
Fieldwork in Tzintzuntzan: the First Thirty Years. In Foster et al, 1979, pp.
l65-l84.
1979c
Methodological Problems in the Study of Intracultural Variation: the Hot/Cold
Dichotomy in Tzintzuntzan.Ý Human
Organization 38:l79-l83.
1979d
Humoral Traces in United States Folk Medicine.Ý
Medical Anthropology Newsletter l0(2):l7-20).
1979e
Tzintzuntzan: Mexican Peasants in a Changing World.Ý Revised Edition.Ý New
York: Elsevier.
198l
Old Age in Tzintzuntzan, Mexico.Ý In
Aging: Biology and Behavior (J. L. McGaugh and S. B. Kiesler, eds.), pp. ll5-l37.Ý New York: Academic Press.
1982
Responsibility for Illness in Tzintzuntzan: a Cognitive-Linguistic
Anomaly.Ý Medical Anthropology
6(2):8l-90.
1984a
How to Stay Well in Tzintzuntzan.Ý
Social Science & Medicine 19:523-533.
1984b
The Concept of Neutral in Humoral Medical Systems.Ý Medical Anthropology 8:l80-194.
1985
How to Get Well in Tzintzuntzan.Ý Social
Science & Medicine 2l:807-8l8.
1987 On
the Origin of Humoral Medicine in Latin America.Ý Medical Anthropology Quarterly l:355-393.
1988a
The Validating Role of Humoral Theory in Traditional Spanish-American
Therapeutics.Ý American Ethnologist
l5:l20-l35.
1988b
Tzintzuntzan: Mexican Peasants in a Changing World.Ý Third Edition, with a new Afterword, pp. 389-399.Ý Prospect Heights, IL: Waveland Press.
1989
Change and Continuity in World View in Tzintzuntzan, 1945-1985.Ý In Homenaje a Isabel Kelly (YÛlotl Gonz·lez,
Coordinadora), pp. l87-195.Ý MÈxico,
D.F.: Instituto Nacional de AntropologÌa e Historia, Serie ArqueologÌa.
1992
Fallen Fontanelle in the American Southwest: a Commentary. Medical Anthropology
l3:525-428.
1994
Hippocrates' Latin American Legacy: Humoral Medicine in the New World.Ý USA, etc.: Gordon and Breach.
Foster,
George M. and Barbara G. Anderson
1978
Medical Anthropology.Ý New York: John
Wiley.
Foster,
George M. and Robrt V. Kemper, eds.
1974
Anthropologists in Cities.Ý Boston:
Little, Brown.
Foster,
George M. and John H. Rowe
195l
Suggestions for Field Recording of Information on the Hippocratic Classification
of Diseases and Remedies. The Kroeber Anthropological Society Papers 5:l-5.
Foster,
George M., Thayer Scudder, Elizabeth Colson and Robert V. Kemper.
1979 Long-Term Field Research in Social Anthropology.Ý New York: Academic Press.
Foster,
Mary LeCron
1969
The Tarascan Language.Ý University of
California Publications in Linguistics, No. 56.Ý Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press.
1983
Tzintzuntzan Marriage: an Analysis of Concordant Structure. In The Future of
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1985
Structural Hierarchy and Social Good in Tzintzuntzan.Ý International Journal of Psychology 20:6l7-635.
1989
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Mary L. and George M. Foster
1948
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Manzanedo, Hector
1955
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Robert V.
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1974
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1976
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1977
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