THE FIFTH WORLD OF FORSTER BENNET : Portrait of a Navaho

BRAND NEW COPY. DJ/price-clipped; under mylar. Experiences and reflections of a young anthropoligist with an keen interst in psychological profiles of "an ordinary Navho". Specifically a portrait of Forster Bennett, revived from field work journals of New York Institute of Humanities, Professor Vicent Crapanzano as a graduate student. A Navaho in his mid-fifties, Bennett was of the generation of children who had lost their parents in the 1918 influenza epidemic, raised by kin, and seldom educated in white man's schools, but nevertheless served in World War II and knew the dead of Guadalcanal .