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The Myth of the Noble Savage
Berkeley: University of California Press (2001)
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"This is an immensely rich, sometimes dazzling contribution to the history of anthropology. Ellingson strikes a good balance between archival and presentist approaches, and his account has the plot of a turning-and-twisting mystery story."--Johannes Fabian, author of Out of Our Minds.Links
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