Theoretical Issues
The Way We Think Now: Toward an Ethnography of Modern Thought
pp. 3-16
Russian Anthropologists in Tanzania
(guest editor of the section: M.L. Butovskaya)
Introduction: Contemporary Fieldwork of Russian Anthropologists in the United Republic of Tanzania
pp. 17-19
Hadza Children: The Specificity of Behaviour and the Success of Adaptation in Multiethnic Groups
pp. 20-38
Modernization Processes in the Formation of Tanzanian Nation
pp. 39-53
Ethnolinguistic Situation in Tanzania
pp. 54-59
Women-City Dwellers Today
pp. 59-68
Studies in East-Slavic Culture
In Memory of Boris Alekseevich Frolov
pp. 69-71
The February Council of Saint Elders the Defenders
pp. 72-85
“Fly Eagle-High, Falcons”: Ornitomorphous Symbolism in the East-Slavic Warrior Tradition
pp. 86-105
Traditions of Celebrating the Ivan Day among Bespopovtsy Old-Believers of Ust’-Tsil’ma (Late Nineteenth – Early Twentieth сenturies)
pp. 106-118
Interview
“Respecting One’s Respondents Is the Most Important Principle of a Researcher…” (An Interview with E.I. Filippova and M. Laruelle)
pp. 119-131
Studies of Minorities in Japan
(guest editor of the section: S.A. Arutiunov)
Ethnos without Ethnicity: The Ainu Today
pp. 132-137
Decorations and Belts in Everyday Life and Cults of the Ainu
pp. 138-149
On the History of Studying the Tsorpok-Kuru Issue: Links between the Ainu and Jomon Cultures
pp. 150-157
“New Nomads” of the Japanese Society
pp. 158-169
Reviews and Surveys
Review of Russians in Alaska, 1732-1867, by L.T. Black. Fairbanks, 2004
pp. 170-173
Review of Mordva i vera (The Mordva and the Faith), by N.F. Mokshin, E.N. Mokshina. Saransk, 2005
pp. 173-176
Review of Reindeer, Rodina and Reciprocity: Kinship and Property Relations in a Siberian Village, by A. Ventsel. В., 2005
pp. 176-178
Review of Pagan Theology: Paganism as a World Religion, by M. York. N.Y., 2005
pp. 178-183
On the Journal's Website
pp. 183
In memoriam
Clifford Geertz (1926-2006)
pp. 184-191