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13CR,AI4THROOOGICAL SOIETY

INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS

The Kroeber Anthropologi_cal Soc iety Papers publish articles
in the general field of anthropology.   In addition to articles of
theoretical interest, the Papers will welcome descriptive studies
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linguistic texts, vocabularies and historical documents of anthro-
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of high quality.

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success of our publication.

THE KROEBER ANTHROPOLOGICAL SOCIETY PAPERS
Number 29                        - Fall, 1963

Published by the

Kroeber Anthropological Society

Penny Addiss . . . . v . . . . . a . President
Neil Eddington . . . . . . . . .Vice-President
Lynda Salter . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary
Chet Lanchaster. . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer
Richard Gould. . . . . Annual Meeting Chairman
Michael Kearney                       Editors
Duane-Chapman

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CONTENTS

Malinowski: Epistemology and Oedipus,

by John Ingham..............

Franz Boas as Political Activist,

by Harvey A. Levenstein ...

Preliminary Report on the Association
Redefinition of Castes in Hyderabad-
Secunderabad,

by Robert T. Anderson ..........
Hinduization of a Himalayan Tribe in Nepal,

by Shigeru lijima . . . . . . . . . . .    4

The Cowboy and the Lady: Models as a

determinant of the rate of acculturation
among the Pinon Navajo,

by James F. Downs                          5 .3... . . . . .  . .

Cover design by Octavio Ignacio Romano-V.

The drawing is of a carved wooden statue from the

Belgian Congo. These statues are used in two ways;
in connection with Kabila Ka Vilie, the female pro-

tector of pregnant women. People place their offer-
ings in the bowl. They also stand in front of

magicians' houses, to hold the sacrifices that have
been made to them. Ba-Luba, Buli, Belgian Congo;
height 18-1/2 inches. Original in Musee Royal du
Congo Belge, Tervuren.