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Circus Budapest 1920
by Andre Kertesz
Courtesy of the photographer and the
Museum of Modem Art, New York.
THE KROEBER ANTHROPOLOGICAL
SOCIETY PAPERS
Number 38
Janet Tallman, Editor
Dale Valory, Consulting Editor
Robert V. Kemper, Assistant Editor
Francoise Kendall, Assistant Editor
Peter W. Steager, Graphics Editor
Published by the
Kroeber Anthropological Society
Reza Fazel, President Richard Canter,
Vice President Sylvia Forman, Secretary
and Membership Chairman Rosalind Ribnick,
Treasurer Alan Almquist, Program Chairman
Berkeley, Cal ifornia
Spring, 1968
IN APPRECIATION
This issue of the Kroeber Anthropological Society Papers
is dedicated to Theodore D. McCown, Professor of Anthropology in
the Department of Anthropology, Curator of Physical Anthropology
in the Robert H. Lowie Museum of Anthropology, and Coordinator of
the Archaeological Research Facility, University of California,
Berkeley.
We are fortunate to have in Professor McCown an anthro-
pologist who is interested in all areas of the field. Students of
anthropology find in him a teacher and adviser who is always help-
ful and understanding. These students are grateful and indebted
for countless hours of attention and consideration. We are aware
that these hours are generously given by Professor McCown above
and beyond his fulfillment of his official duties.
Our feelings of gratitude and admiration are shared by
many others, both within and without the University community,
who experience intellectual and personal rewards of association
with Professor McCown's mind and personality. In this context we
express our sincere appreciation.
Sylvia Forman
Marianne Y. Winton
on behalf of the
officers and members of the
Kroeber Anthropological Society
THEODORE D. McCOWN
CONTENTS
In Appreciation
Ruth Kellett Roberts, 1885 - 1967,
by Dale Valory.1
First and Second Generation American Jewish
Families: Sources of Conflicts and Tensions,
by Leonard Plotnicov.11
Cuba: Peasants and Revolutionaries, by
Randy Rappaport .26
Quasi-Agriculture in North-Central California
and Its Effect on Aboriginal Social Structure,
by Alan C. Ziegler .52
Historicity Study of Mexican Corridos about
Zapata, by Linda J. Hubbell .      . a . . a . . .   .  68
Some Contributions of Phenomenology to Social
Science, by Ben Blount .82