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Field Museum of Natural History
Language
English
Pages
101

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Subjects
Ethnological collections, Shipibo-Conibo art, Material culture, Shipibo-Conibo Indians, Anthropology, Private collections, Shipibo, Field Museum of Natural History
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Peru

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1.
Introduction to the volume -- Alaka Wali and J. Claire Odland -- Part I: Historical and contemporary contexts for understanding Shipibo material culture. -- Chapter 2.
Continuity and change among the Shipibo-Conibo: prehistory to modernity -- Daniel Morales Chocano, Ana Mujica Baquerizo and Ronald L. Weber; translated by Sara Welsh Colaianni -- Chapter 3.
Contextualizing the collection: environmental conservation and quality of life in the buffer zone of the Cordillera Azul National Park -- Alaka Wali -- Chapter 4.
The making of Shipibo: la pelicula de nuestra memoria (Shipibo: the movie of our memories) -- J. Claire Odland -- Chapter 5.
Evolving communities: aspects of Shipibo and Andean art, textiles, and practice in contemporary Peru -- Nancy Gardner Feldman -- Part II: The meanings of Kene design -- Chapter 6.
Shipibo-Conibo material culture; textiles and ceramics in the Field Museum collections -- J. Claire Odland and Ronald L. Weber -- Chapter 7.
Kené: Shipibo-Conibo design -- Luisa Elvira Belaunde ; translated by Sara Walsh Colaianni -- Chapter 8.
Conclusion: place, identity, and material production -- Alaka Wali and J. Claire Odland
Acknowledgments --
Literature cited -- -- Appendix I.
Shipibo-Conibo objects in the Field Museum collection (1893-2011) -- -- Appendix II.
Participants and informants for the movie Shipibo: the movie of our memories.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 95-99).

In English, with some articles translated from Spanish. Abstracts also in Spanish.

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Series
Fieldiana. Anthropology -- n.s., no. 45, Publication / Field Museum of Natural History -- 1567, Fieldiana -- new ser., no. 45., Publication (Field Museum of Natural History) -- 1567.
Copyright Date
2016

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F3430.1.S5 S55 2016

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101 pages
Number of pages
101

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OL32359358M
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shipiboconibo45chic
OCLC/WorldCat
967228219

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