Vol. 7 / No. 4
By: Kenneth M. Kensinger
The Cashinahua of Southeastern Peru
The Cashinahua, classified linguistically as Panoan, live along the Curanja River of southeastern Peru and along upper reaches of the […]
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Vol. 9 / No. 2
By: Kenneth M. Kensinger
Change and the Cashinahua
In the Summer, 1965 number of Expedition, we published a copy of the first letter written by a Cashinahua in his own […]
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By: Kenneth M. Kensinger and Francis E. Johnston
The Cashinahua and the Study of Evolution
Cooperative research by physical and cultural anthropologists among small, isolated populations such as the Peruvian Cashinahua, who are still largely […]
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By: Kenneth M. Kensinger
A Body of Knowledge, or, the Body Knows
It was only a brief comment from a father to his young son but it launched me on one of […]
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