Ann Arbor / Nagasaki / Pittsburgh / New / Hiroshima / New York / /
Company
Shavante / Yanomami / Clarebooks.co.uk / The New York Times / Amazon / CNN.com / USA Today / /
Continent
Americas / North America / South America / /
Country
Venezuela / Peru / Japan / Brazil / New Zealand / Guinea / /
Event
Judicial Event / Natural Disaster / Person Travel / /
Facility
University of California / University of Michigan’s Anthropology Department / University of California at Los Angeles / /
IndustryTerm
disruptive impact gold mining / media attention / food / local / gold mining / metal tools / media storm / steel tools / media reports / cultivated food / designed protocol / social network / Online Used Books / out investigating the disruptive impact gold mining / /
NaturalFeature
Venezuelan Forest / /
Organization
American Anthropological Association / University of California / Santa Barbara / the University of Michigan’s Anthropology Department / American Academy of Arts and Sciences / Smithsonian / University of California at Los Angeles / Harvard University / Atomic Energy Commission / Venezuelan government / National Academy of Sciences / the University of Michigan / We Can / /
Person
Napoleon Chagnon / Ken Taylor / Patrick Tierney / Les Sponsel / Ken Good / Jacques Lizot / Marcel Roche / Roosevelt / Bruce Albert / Ray Hames / E. O. Wilson / Helena Valero / James Neel / Marvin Harris / Marcus Colchester / Alcida Ramos / Week / /
Position
distinguished scientist / prominent anthropologist / critic of Chagnon / outside observer / first scientist / professor of anthropology / freelance investigative journalist / anthropologist / one of the best-known members of the discipline / scientist / dedicated field-worker / investigative journalist / journalist / writer / critic / /
ProvinceOrState
Michigan / California / /
PublishedMedium
The New Yorker / The Chronicle of Higher Education / The New York Times / National Geographic / Scientific American / the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette / USA Today / /
Yanomami: The Fierce Controversy and What We Can Learn From It