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Urban Life, Third Edition |
Table of Contents Part One: Urbanism Introduction Urbanism As a Way of Life The Urban Experience: A Psychological Analysis Urban Danger: Life in a Neighborhood of Strangers The Metropolis and Everyday Life The Preindustrial City The Preindustrial City: Reflections Four Decades Later Cities and Human Health Part Two: Urban Fieldwork:Anthropologists in Cities Introduction Anthropological Fieldwork in Cities Doing It: Urban Research in Popayan, Colombia An Urban Field Experience: Irish Travellers in Dublin Part Three: Migration and the Adaptation of Migrants to City Life Introduction Migration and Adaptation: Tzintzuntzenos in Mexico City and Beyond Bogdan's Story: The Adaptation of a Rural Family to Yugoslavian
Urban Life A West Indian Life in Britain Women are Migrants Too: A Portuguese Perspective Surviving in the City: Coping Strategies of Female Migrants in
Nairobi, Kenya European Cyclical Migration and Economic Development: The Case of
Southern Spain Reflections of an Urban Anthropologist Part Four: Urban Family, Kinship, and Interpersonal Relations Introduction The Myth of the Declining Family: Extended Family Ties Among Urban
Mexican-Americans and Anglo-Americans The Kindred of Viola Jackson: Residence and Family Organization of
an Urban Black American Family Urban Chinese: Family Life in a Communist Society Wives and Servants: Women in Middle-Class Households, Guatemala City Part Five: Urban Class and Ethnicity Introduction Coping with Poverty: A Cross-Cultural View of the Behavior of the
Poor The Culture of Poverty An Anthropological Critique of the Culture of Poverty Office Work and the Crack Alternative Among Puerto Rican Drug Dealers in
East Harlem A South Indian Caste in a Bombay Slum Urban Women as Political Activists, Mérida, Yucatan, Mexico The Transnational Web of Syrian-Jewish Relations Part Six: Urban Places and Spaces Introduction Within the Wall and Beyond: Ethnicity in Harar, Ethiopia Territoriality and Social Organization in Islamic Cities The Genesis and Function of Squatter Settlements in Brasilia Forging Tradition: Social Life and Identity in a Tokyo Neighborhood Ordinary People/Everyday Life: Folk Culture in New York City |
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