Re: Yanomano question

Hanne Edvardsen (he@nesnalh.no.no)
Thu, 20 Jul 1995 14:34:54

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In article <3uhk22$gol@ixnews4.ix.netcom.com> ascagle@ix.netcom.com (Arthur S. Cagle ) writes:
>From: ascagle@ix.netcom.com (Arthur S. Cagle )
>Subject: Re: Yanomano question
>Date: 19 Jul 1995 00:36:18 GMT

>In <3uedke$qnv@newsbf02.news.aol.com> crwright@aol.com (CRWright)
>writes:
>>
>>First of all: it is "Yanamamo" (diacritical marks excluded)...
>>2nd: the seminal volume on this group is _Yanamamo: The Fierce People_
>by
>>Napoleon Chagnon.
>>

Correction.

It is no longer called "Yamamamo the fierce people" but simply "Yanamamo", for
reasons explained by the author in the beginning of the book.

Kjell Sverre

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