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[Front Matter]
[Book Flaps]
[Frontpiece]
[Title Page]
Contents
Acknowledgments
Editors’ Introduction
Part One
Introduction to Part One
References
1. A Personal Remembrance of Ishi
2. Ishi’s Two Bodies
3. When the Demons Come
References
4. Kroeber, Pope, and Ishi
References
Part Two
Introduction to Part Two
5. Repatriating the Remains of Ishi
I. Introduction
II. Collection History
III. History of the Repatriation Process
IV. Legal Considerations
V. Evidence Bearing on the Cultural Affiliation of Ishi
Recommendations for Repatriation
Notes
References
6. Assuming Responsibility for Ishi
Notes
7. Assuming Responsibility for Ishi
8. Ishi’s Brain, Ishi’s Ashes
Preamble
Invisible Genocides
Tristes Antropologiques
Kroeber and Ishi
The Death of Ishi
Ishl’s Ashes
Getting Over: Writing Against Genocide
References
9. The Humanity of Ishi
10. Ishi and the University
References
Part Three
Introduction to Part Three
11. The Stone Tool Technology of Ishi and the Yana
A Word About the Contemporary Context
Isht and Technology
Analysis of Ishi, Yahl/Yana, and Wintu/Nomlaki Projectile Points
Table 11.1. Cross-Tabulation of Projectile Point Type and Origin/Site
Table 11.2. Discriminant Classification Matrix for Projectile Point Dataa
References
12. Ishi’s Spanish Words
13. Ishi’s Language
Ishi and Yana
Communicating With Ishi
Ishi’s Pidgin English
Studying Ishl’s Language
Working With Sapir’s Materials
Does Ishi’s Language Have a Future?
References
Part Four
Introduction to Part Four
14. Yahi Culture in the Wax Museum
Native American Sound Recordings Before 1911
Before Ishi: University of California, Berkeley, Sound Recordings, 1901-11
Ishi’s Recording Sessions: a Summary
Recording as Social Performance
Beyond the Limitations
Ishi’s Repertoire
Transcription and Translation
The Story of Wood Duck
Preservation and Reproduction
The University of California’s Efforts in Sound Preservation
The Use and Study of the Ishi Recordings
Ishi's Sound Legacy
Notes
References
15. When the World Was New
Journey of the Dead
Long, Long Ago
Note
16. The Story of Lizard
Introduction by Herbert W. Luthin
Arrow Making
Pine Nutting
Grizzly Bear and Long-tailed Lizard
The Night Dance
A Note on the Translation
Notes
Further Reading
17. The Days of a Life
Evaluation in Discourse
Evaluative Devices in Batwi’s “coyote and his sister”
Excerpt 1
Repetition
Excerpt 2
Excerpt 3
Elaboration
Excerpt 4
Grammatical Devices: Highlighting
Excerpt 5
Table 17.1
Excerpt 6
Repetition
Table 17.2 Length of Narrative Sections
Elaboration
Excerpt 7
Excerpt 8
Excerpt 9
Excerpt 10
Highlighting Devices: The Use of -?andi
Table 17.3. Distribution of -?andi Suffix
Excerpt 11
Table 17.4
Discussion
References
Part Five
Introduction to Part Five
18. The Power of Names
References
19. Mister Ishi
Ishi by Archives
Ishi by Exile
Ishi by Litigation
1916
Ishi by Names
20. Native Sovereignty and the Tricky Mirror
References
21. The Healer
Notes
23. What Wild Indian?
Appendix: The Condition of California Indians, 1906
[Back Matter]
Suggested Readings
Contributors
Index
[Back Cover]
Source, notes...