Visual Anthropology

Volume 18 Number 4/July-September 2005

This issue contains:

Cool and Crazy: Anthropological Film at the Point of Convergence between
Humanities and Social Science p. 291
Toril Synnøve Jenssen

The Lens of Science: Anthropometric Photography and the Chippewa,
1890–1920 p. 309
Cory Willmott

Modes of Continuity and Change in Action Sign Systems p. 339
Drid Williams

Is the Conscience Collective Black and White? p. 373
Michael Ireland, Lucy Ellis

The Anthropologist as Photographer: Reading the Monograph and Reading the
Archive p. 389
Christopher Morton

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