CANNIBALISM ARCHIVE
Abler T (1980) Iroquois Cannibalism: Fact Not Fiction. Ethnohistory 27:309-316. [cannibalism; North American Indian; Iroquois]
Arens W (1979) The Man-Eating Myth: Anthropology and
Anthropophagy. [cannibalism]
Bishop C (1975) Northern Algonkian Cannibalism and Windigo Psychosis. In Psychological Anthropology, ed. T Williams. [famine; cannibalism; windigo; North American Indians; Algonkian]
Dornstreich M, Morren GEB (1974) Does New Guinea Cannibalism Have Nutritional Value? Human Ecology 2:1-12. [cannibalism; nutritional value; Oceania; New Guinea]
Garn SM (1979) The Noneconomic Nature of Eating People. American Anthropologist 81:903-. [cannibalism]
Harner M (1977) The Ecological Basis for Aztec Sacrifice. American Ethnologist 4:117-135. [cannibalism; prehistory; history; ecology; Mexico; Aztec]
Harris M (1977) Cannibals and Kings. [feasts;
communion; sacrifice]
Harris M (1985) The Sacred Cow and the Abominable
Pig: Riddles of Food and Culture. Simon and Schuster. [taboos; materialist
theory; ecology; cannibalism; meat eating]
Myers RA (1984) Island Carib Cannibalism. Niewe West-indische Gids 158:147-184. [cannibalism; Caribbean; Island Carib]
Sahlins M (1978) Culture as Protein and Profit. The New York Review of Books 25:45-53-. [taboo; symbolism; prehistory; cannibalism; Mexico; Aztec]
Sanday P (1986) Devine Hunger. Cambridge
University Press. [cannibalism]
Shankman P (1969) Le Roti Et Le Bouilli: Levi-Strauss's Theory of Cannibalism. American Anthropologist 71:54-69. [structural theory; cannibalism]