"Anthropology at Chicago" by George W. Stocking, Jr.

Professor in the Department of Anthropology and in the Morris Fishbein Center for the Study of the History of Science and Medicine. October, 1979

Table of Contents

1. The Savage and the Civilized
2. The Aborginies of America
3. The Australians as Paleolithic Men
4. Anthropology at Haper's University
5. The Self-Made Anthropologist
6. The Lone Starr Trail
7. Separating from Sociology
8. Pedants and Potentates
9. From Sapir to Radcliffe-Brown
10. The Folk Culture of Yucatan
11. Getting to Know Modern Man
12. Rediscovering Illinois
13. In the Aftermath of Radcliffe-Brown
14. Chicago Anthropology in World War II
15. A Program for Postwar Anthropology
16. From Folk Societies to Great Traditions
17. The Dilemmas of Utilitarian Anthropology
18. Toward the Darwin Centennial
19. From the Paleolithic to Palo Alto
20. The Boom Years
21. Untying the Sacred Bundle
22. Setting the Modern Mold