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500 a| Title from Web page (viewed Oct. 10, 2013).;

520 2 a| This collection of 14 documents, all in English, covers a variety of cultural, economic and environmental information, mostly on Guajiro communities in the La Guajira Peninsula in northern Colombia, based on fieldwork conducted at different times in 1920-1987. The basic and most comprehensive sources are the works of Virginia Gutierrez de Pineda and Roberto Pineda Giraldo, both of them Colombian ethnologists, who conducted fieldwork among the Guajiro in 1947. The first provides detailed descriptions of social organization including family system, life cycles, clan structure, social control and property system (Gutierrez de Pineda 1948). The second deals with religious believers and practices including major ceremonies and rituals, beliefs about rains, diseases and spirits, and divination, magic and related shamanistic practices (Pineda Giraldo 1947). The collection also includes an account by a Swedish traveler who visited Guajiro in three separate trips made in 1920, the 1930s, and 1955 (Bolider 1957). Although written for popular consumption, this book contains much valuable ethnographic data on aspects of Guajiro culture including names and naming practices, clothing, herding practices, property rights, social control and inter-clan feuds, life cycles and major ceremonials. The information in these anthropological and historical accounts is supplemented and updated by other works in the collection. Santa Cruz discusses the workings of the avunculate (Santa Cruz 1941) and culturally accepted strategies of improving social status (Santa Cruz 1960). Other themes include social groups and hierarchies (Watson 1967), Shamanistic practices and symbols (Perrin 1987), gender, marriage and sexuality (Watson-Franke 1987, Watson 1973), effects of urbanization on personality (Watson 1968) and family dynamics (Watson 1986), and culture-specific meanings of dreams (Watson 1981). Finally, the collection also includes a summary article, based on secondary data, on Guajiro culture and society (Armstrong and Métraux 1948). Themes covered include Guajiro history, subsistence, houses and villages, dress and adornment, manufactures, trade, socio-political organization, and life cycles.;

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Goajiro : SC13.

Format	Electronic
Publication Info	New Haven, Conn. : Human Relations Area Files, 2013-
Supplemental Content	https://go.openathens.net/redirector/ecu.edu?url=http://ehrafworldcultures.yale.edu/collection?owc=SC13
Subjects	Goajiro Indians. Ethnology--Colombia. Ethnology--Venezuela. Indians of South America--Colombia. Indians of South America--Venezuela. Colombia--Civilization. Venezuela--Civilization.

Included Work	Armstrong, John Milton, 1916-2001. Goajiro.
Included Work	Métraux, Alfred, 1902-1963.
Included Work	Bolinder, Gustaf, 1888-1957 Indians on horseback.
Included Work	Gutiérrez de Pineda, Virginia Social organization in La Guajira.
Included Work	Perrin, Michel, 1941-2015 Shamanistic symptoms or symbols?
Included Work	Perrin, Michel, 1941-2015 Culture summary, Guajiro.
Included Work	Pineda Giraldo, Roberto. Aspects of magic in La Guajira.
Included Work	Santa Cruz, Antonio. Aspects of the Avunculate in the Guajiro culture.
Included Work	Santa Cruz, Antonio. Acquiring status in Guajiro society.
Included Work	Watson, Lawrence Craig. Guajiro social structure.
Included Work	Watson, Lawrence Craig. Marriage and sexual adjustment in Guajiro society.
Included Work	Watson, Lawrence Craig. Guajiro personality and urbanization.
Included Work	Watson, Lawrence Craig. Dreaming as world view and action in Guajiro culture.
Included Work	Watson-Franke, Maria-Barbara, 1938- Women and property in Guajiro society.
Included Work	Watson-Franke, Maria-Barbara, 1938- Conflicting images of women and female enculturation among Urban Guajiro.
Other author/creator	Human Relations Area Files, inc.
Series	eHRAF World Cultures. South America eHRAF World Cultures. South America. UNAUTHORIZED
Contents	The Goajiro / John M. Armstrong and Alfred Métraux -- Indians on horseback / Gustaf Bolinder -- Social organization in La Guajira / Virginia Gutierrez de Pineda -- Shamanistic symptoms or symbols? : a case of indetermination (the body of the Guajiro shaman) ; Culture summary, Guajiro / Michel Perrin -- Aspects of magic in La Guajira / Roberto Pineda Giraldo -- Aspects of the Avunculate in the Guajiro culture ; Acquiring status in Guajiro society / Antonio Santa Cruz -- Guajiro social structure : a reexamination ; Marriage and sexual adjustment in Guajiro society ; Dreaming as world view and action in Guajiro culture / Lawrence C. Watson -- Guajiro personality and urbanization / Lawrence Craig Watson -- Women and property in Guajiro society / Maria-Barbara Watson-Franke -- Conflicting images of women and female enculturation among Urban Guajiro / Maria-Barbara Watson-Franke and Lawrence C. Watson.
Scope and content	This collection of 14 documents, all in English, covers a variety of cultural, economic and environmental information, mostly on Guajiro communities in the La Guajira Peninsula in northern Colombia, based on fieldwork conducted at different times in 1920-1987. The basic and most comprehensive sources are the works of Virginia Gutierrez de Pineda and Roberto Pineda Giraldo, both of them Colombian ethnologists, who conducted fieldwork among the Guajiro in 1947. The first provides detailed descriptions of social organization including family system, life cycles, clan structure, social control and property system (Gutierrez de Pineda 1948). The second deals with religious believers and practices including major ceremonies and rituals, beliefs about rains, diseases and spirits, and divination, magic and related shamanistic practices (Pineda Giraldo 1947). The collection also includes an account by a Swedish traveler who visited Guajiro in three separate trips made in 1920, the 1930s, and 1955 (Bolider 1957). Although written for popular consumption, this book contains much valuable ethnographic data on aspects of Guajiro culture including names and naming practices, clothing, herding practices, property rights, social control and inter-clan feuds, life cycles and major ceremonials. The information in these anthropological and historical accounts is supplemented and updated by other works in the collection. Santa Cruz discusses the workings of the avunculate (Santa Cruz 1941) and culturally accepted strategies of improving social status (Santa Cruz 1960). Other themes include social groups and hierarchies (Watson 1967), Shamanistic practices and symbols (Perrin 1987), gender, marriage and sexuality (Watson-Franke 1987, Watson 1973), effects of urbanization on personality (Watson 1968) and family dynamics (Watson 1986), and culture-specific meanings of dreams (Watson 1981). Finally, the collection also includes a summary article, based on secondary data, on Guajiro culture and society (Armstrong and Métraux 1948). Themes covered include Guajiro history, subsistence, houses and villages, dress and adornment, manufactures, trade, socio-political organization, and life cycles.
General note	This portion of eHRAF world cultures was last updated in 2013 and is a revision and update of the microfiche file.
General note	Title from Web page (viewed Oct. 10, 2013).
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references.

Goajiro : SC13.

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