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Review - Chris Healey review of "Nage Birds" by Greg Forth   Message List  
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Dear all,

Chris, and the editors of the Journal of Ethnobiology, have kindly
agreed o make a copy of Chris's review of Greg Forth's book "Nage
Birds" published in 2004 by Routledge.

I am currently reading Greg's book and agree with Chris's view that it
represents a long-overdue approach to ethnoornithology, that is, a
monograph that focuses on the knowledge of a specific group for its
own value and not as a comparative analysis of how that knowledge
'matches'- or does not - contemporary scientific thought.

I've posted the review on the ERSG net - see under "Files".

I'll have a report and some abstracts from the recent Society of
Ethnobiology conference posted in the next few days.

Cheers and best,

Robert Gosford
ERSG moderator




Wed Apr 4, 2007 1:41 am

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