Ishi in two worlds : a biography of the last wild indian in North America
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TextLanguage: Eng Berkeley : University of California Press, 1961Description: 258 páginas : ilustracionesContent type: - text
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- 970.00497 K93i
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Narra la historia de Ishi, indio Yahi, único sobreviviente de una tribu perdida, único en los anales de la antropología norteamericana. Fue encontrado una mañana de agosto de 1911, desesperado por el hambre y el terror de los asesinos de su familia. Identificado por un antropólogo como indígena, Ishi vivió el resto de su vida al cuidado y protección de Alfred Kroeber y el personal de la Universidad de California
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