Overview
Remote tribes and exotic islanders have been made known to the world through the lens of anthropology. But in recent years, some of these people have begun to object. NOVA travels to Margaret Mead's Papua New Guinea and looks at anthropology from the other side.
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10 - 1Hawaii: Crucible of Life January 18, 1983 -
10 - 2The Pleasure of Finding Things Out January 25, 1983
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10 - 3Lassa Fever February 08, 1983
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10 - 4The Miracle of Life February 15, 1983
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10 - 5Asbestos: A Lethal Legacy March 01, 1983
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10 - 6City of Coral March 08, 1983
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10 - 7Fat Chance in a Thin World March 22, 1983
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10 - 8Sixty Minutes to Meltdown March 29, 1983
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10 - 9Signs of the Apes, Songs of the Whales October 11, 1983
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10 - 10The Artificial Heart October 18, 1983
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10 - 11Talking Turtle October 25, 1983
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10 - 12Papua New Guinea: Anthropology on Trial November 01, 1983
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10 - 13To Live Until You Die: The Work of Elizabeth Kubler-Ross November 08, 1983
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10 - 14A Magic Way of Going: The Story of Thoroughbreds November 15, 1983
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10 - 15A Normal Face: The Wonders of Plastic Surgery November 22, 1983
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10 - 16Captives of Care November 29, 1983
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10 - 17Twenty-Five Years in Space December 06, 1983
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10 - 18Nuclear Strategy for Beginners December 13, 1983
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10 - 19The Climate Crisis December 20, 1983
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10 - 20Eyes Over China December 27, 1983
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10 - 21Alcoholism: Life Under The Influence January 10, 1984
