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COVER PHOTOGRAPH

Jilvaro woman chopping up sweet manioc to make beer
(Rlo Cusuimi, eastern Ecuador, 1957). From the

forthcoming book, The J(varo, by Michael J. Harner,
to be published in 1972 by Natural History Press

(Doubleday). Reproduced with the permission of the
author and publisher.

a 1971 by Michael J. Harner.

THE KROEBER ANTHROPOLOGICAL SOCIETY

PAPERS

Number 44

Daniel Maltz, Editor

Robert Van Kemper, Consulting Editor

Mario Davila, Assistant Editor
Ruth Maltz, Assistant Editor
Juliet Rake, Assistant Editor

Published by the

Kroeber Anthropological Society

Gobi Stromberg, President

David Serber, Vice President

Teresa Paris, Secretary

William Jouris, Treasurer

Martha Pitts, Membership Chairman

Berkeley, California

Spring, 1971

CONTENTS

Page
Acculturation in Tan8 Niha (the Island of Nias)

byJaesDanandjaja .         . . . . . . . . . .. ......la............1

A Study of the Relocation of Two Narshallese Atoll

Comunities

byAnneChamers ..................... . 30
Processual Analysis of American Kinship

Introduction

byDanielN.Naltz ....... .                                            48
Structural Changes in Family Gatherings

byMaryElizabethScudder .55
Response to a Family Crisis

byPatriciaLovelock .......... .                                      59
Mother-in-Law Daughter-in-Law Conflict in a Chinese-

American Family

byRichardLin .................. .                                    63
Disinheritance in an Irish-American Family

byCarolePage ...................... . 68
Family in Transition

bySusanJang ............. .                                          73

Annotated Bibliography for Oluec Art

by Patricia Garbe

with Introduction and Addendum

byC.WilliamClewlow,Jr ................. .                            77

CORRECTION

We would like to apologize for the typographical errc's which
appeared in the obituary of Richard Roark in the last issue

(volume 43) and to thank Dorothy Menzel for making us aware of
these errors.

On page 58, lines 14 and 17 should have read Geneseo instead
of Genesco.

On page 60, the third reference should have read Nawpa Pacha
instead of _awpa Pacho.

These errors were made by the editorial staff and not by the author
of the obituary.