The book tells how Bourke was converted from the commonplace opinion that the "only good Indian was a dead Indian" (p. 59) to a more rounded view and finally to an intimate fellow-feeling with (in particular) the Chiricahuas and the Western Apaches. His admiration was initially roused by the Indians' skill and courage in resisting his own forces in battle, and then heightened by comparison betw...

This article discusses the culture-making and place-making initiatives created at intersection of ethnology cultural anthropology, art politics. The focus is on ways in which joint ethnological artistic involvement can change dynamics within local community. As a case study authors use project Art Community: Redefining Heritage Association Artists ‘Zemlja’ (Croatia, 2018 – 2020). was based one ...