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List of Figures
Foreword, by Peter M. Whiteley
Preface
Prologue: Wake and Funeral of Dr. Edward P. Dozier, 1971
1 The Historical Paradox of the American Indian Anthropologist
2 A Multicultural Childhood
3 A Linguistic Path to Anthropology
4 Fieldwork with Clan Relatives, the Arizona Tewas
5 "An Indian and a Scholar" in the Academy
6 Fieldwork with the Anthropological Other, the Kalingas
7 Leadership in American Indian Studies
8 From Paradox to Paradigm
Epilogue: Eulogy to Edward P. Dozier by David Warren
Appendixes
A Chronology of the Life of Edward P. Dozier
B Edward P. Dozier: A Bibliography
C Edward P. Dozier Papers at the Arizona State Museum
D Prenuptial Agreement between Thomas S. Dozier and
Maria Leocadia Gutierrez, September 25, 1896
References
Index
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1 Thomas and Leocadia Gutierrez Dozier, about 1910
2 Leocadia Gutierrez Dozier and her children, 1931
3 Edward Dozier in the Army Air Corps, 1941
4 Edward Dozier with his daughter Wanda, 1949
5 Map showing relationship between Tewa Village in Arizona and
Santa Clara Pueblo in New Mexico
6 Sheep camp where Dozier lived during Arizona Tewa fieldwork, 1949
7 Newsweek portrait of Edward Dozier, 1952
8 Marianne and Edward Dozier with their children in the
Philippines, 1960
9 Edward Dozier among Kalinga peacekeepers, 1960
10 Edward Dozier on a bridge near a Kalinga village, 1959--60
11 Edward P. Dozier, professor of anthropology, 1967