Hunter Gatherer Research

Agar, M 2013. The lively science: Remodeling human social research. Minneapolis: Mill City Press. The lively science: Remodeling human social research Google Scholar

Bahuchet, S 1992. Spatial mobility and access to resources among the African Pygmies. In Casimir, M and Rao, A (eds) Mobility and territoriality. Social and spatial boundaries among foragers, fishers, pastoralists and peripatetics. Oxford: Berg:205–258. Spatial mobility and access to resources among the African Pygmies Mobility and territoriality. Social and spatial boundaries among foragers, fishers, pastoralists and peripatetics 205 258 Google Scholar

Barnard, A 1992. Hunters and herders of southern Africa. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Hunters and herders of southern Africa Google Scholar

Barnard, A & Widlok, T 1996. Nharo and Hai//om settlement patterns in comparative perspective. In Kent, S (ed.) Cultural diversity among twentieth century foragers: An African perspective. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press:87–107. Nharo and Hai//om settlement patterns in comparative perspective Cultural diversity among twentieth century foragers: An African perspective 87 107 Google Scholar

Binford, L 2001. Constructing frames of reference. An analytical method for archaeological theory building using ethnographic and environmental data sets. Berkeley: University of California Press. Constructing frames of reference. An analytical method for archaeological theory building using ethnographic and environmental data sets Google Scholar

Bourdieu, P 1977. Towards a theory of practice. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Towards a theory of practice Google Scholar

Briggs, J 1970. Never in anger. Portrait of an Eskimo family. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. Never in anger. Portrait of an Eskimo family Google Scholar

Gatewood, JB 2012. Cultural models, consensus analysis, and the social organization of knowledge. Topics in Cognitive Science 4(3):362–371. Cultural models, consensus analysis, and the social organization of knowledge Topics in Cognitive Science 4 362 371 Google Scholar

Gladwin, C 1989. Ethnographic decision tree modeling. Sage: Thousand Oaks. Ethnographic decision tree modeling Google Scholar

Gray, R 1987. Faith and foraging: A critique of the ‘Paradigm argument from design’. In Kamil, A, Krebs, J & Pulliam, H (eds) Foraging behaviour. New York: Plenum Press:69–140. Faith and foraging: A critique of the ‘Paradigm argument from design’ Foraging behaviour 69 140 Google Scholar

Hoymann, G 2010. Questions and responses in ≠Akhoe Hai//om. Journal of Pragmatics 42(10):2726–2740. Questions and responses in ≠Akhoe Hai//om Journal of Pragmatics 42 2726 2740 Google Scholar

Josephson, J, & Josephson, S 1994. Abductive inference. Computation, philosophy, technology. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Abductive inference. Computation, philosophy, technology Google Scholar

Kelly, R 1995. The foraging spectrum. Diversity in hunter-gatherer lifeways. Washington: Smithsonean Institution Press. The foraging spectrum. Diversity in hunter-gatherer lifeways Google Scholar

Kent, S 1989. Farmers as hunters: The implications of sedentism. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Farmers as hunters: The implications of sedentism Google Scholar

Lave, J 1988. Cognition in practice. Mind, mathematics and culture in everyday life. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Cognition in practice. Mind, mathematics and culture in everyday life Google Scholar

Liberman, K 1985. Understanding interaction in Central Australia: An ethnomethodological study of Australian Aboriginal people. London: Routledge. Understanding interaction in Central Australia: An ethnomethodological study of Australian Aboriginal people Google Scholar

Liberman, K 2013. More studies in ethnomethodology. Albany: SUNY Press. More studies in ethnomethodology Google Scholar

Liebenberg, L 1990. The art of tracking. The origin of science. Claremont: David Philip. The art of tracking. The origin of science Google Scholar

Marshall, L 1976. The !Kung of Nyae Nyae. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. The !Kung of Nyae Nyae Google Scholar

Martin, J 1983. Optimal foraging theory: A review of some models and their applications. American Anthropologist 85:612–29. Optimal foraging theory: A review of some models and their applications American Anthropologist 85 612 29 Google Scholar

Pierce, G & Ollason, J 1987. Eight reasons why optimal foraging theory is a complete waste of time. Oikos 49(1):111–117. Eight reasons why optimal foraging theory is a complete waste of time Oikos 49 111 117 Google Scholar

Rounds, J 2004. Strategies for the curiosity-driven museum visitor. Curator 47:389–412. Strategies for the curiosity-driven museum visitor Curator 47 389 412 Google Scholar

Schmitz, H 2008. Logische Untersuchungen. Freiburg: Alber. Logische Untersuchungen Google Scholar

Spaemann, R 1996. Personen. Versuche über den Unterschied zwischen ‘etwas’ und ‘jemand’. Stuttgart: Klett-Cotta. Personen. Versuche über den Unterschied zwischen ‘etwas’ und ‘jemand’ Google Scholar

Stenning, K & Lambalgen, M van 2008. Human reasoning and cognitive science. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. Human reasoning and cognitive science Google Scholar

Vilarroya, O 2002. ‘Two’ many optimalities. Biology and Philosophy 17:270–271. ‘Two’ many optimalities Biology and Philosophy 17 270 271 Google Scholar

Walton, D 2005. Abductive reasoning. Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press. Abductive reasoning Google Scholar

Widlok, T 1997. Orientation in the wild: The shared cognition of Hai//om Bushpeople. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute 3:317–332. Orientation in the wild: The shared cognition of Hai//om Bushpeople Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute 3 317 332 Google Scholar

Widlok, T 1999. Living on Mangetti. ‘Bushman’ autonomy and Namibian independence. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Living on Mangetti. ‘Bushman’ autonomy and Namibian independence Google Scholar

Widlok, T 2008. Local experts – expert locals. A comparative perspective on biodiversity and environmental knowledge systems in Australia and Namibia. In Casimir, M & Stahl, U (eds) Culture and the changing environment. Oxford: Berghahn. Local experts – expert locals. A comparative perspective on biodiversity and environmental knowledge systems in Australia and Namibia Culture and the changing environment Google Scholar

Widlok, T 2009a. Van veraf naar dichtbij: The standing of the antipodes in a flat world. Inaugurational lecture, 6 March 2009, Radboud University Nijmegen. Van veraf naar dichtbij: The standing of the antipodes in a flat world Google Scholar

Widlok, T 2009b. Norm and spontaneity: Elicitation with moral dilemma scenarios. In Heintz, M (ed.) The anthropology of moralities. New York: Berghahn:20–45. Norm and spontaneity: Elicitation with moral dilemma scenarios The anthropology of moralities 20 45 Google Scholar

Widlok, T In press. Small words – big issues: The anthropological relevance of Khoesan interjections. African Study Monographs. Small words – big issues: The anthropological relevance of Khoesan interjections African Study Monographs Google Scholar

Widlok, T et al 2012. Towards a theoretical framework for analyzing integrated socioenvironmental systems. Quaternary International 274:259–272. Towards a theoretical framework for analyzing integrated socioenvironmental systems Quaternary International 274 259 272 Google Scholar

Woodburn, J 1968. Stability and flexibility in Hadza residential groupings. In Lee, R & DeVore, I (eds) Man the hunter. Chicago: Aldine:103–110. Stability and flexibility in Hadza residential groupings Man the hunter 103 110 Google Scholar