Preface - Thomas N Headland, Kenneth L Pike and Marvin Harris
Introduction - Thomas N Headland
A Dialogue Between Kenneth Pike and Marvin Harris on Emics and Etics
PART ONE: THE DIALOGUE
On the Emics and Etics of Pike and Harris - Kenneth L Pike
Emics and Etics Revisited - Marvin Harris
Pike's Reply to Harris - Kenneth L Pike
Harris's Reply to Pike - Marvin Harris
PART TWO: HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE OF EMICS AND ETICS
Imposed Etics, Emics, Derived Etics - John W Berry
Their Conceptual and Operational Status in Cross-Cultural Psychology
Emic Analysis and the Limits of Cognitive Diversity - Robert Feleppa
Emics, Etics, and Openness - Dell H Hymes
An Ecumenical Approach
Emics and Etics - James Lett
Notes on the Epistemology of Anthropology
Anthropology, Evangelization, and Abortion - Gerald F Murray
The Grounding of Emics and Etics
The Phoneme's Long Shadow - Willard V Quine
The Emic-Etic Distinction as Applied to Language - Nira Reiss
PART THREE: A FINAL RESPONSE
Pike's Final Response - Kenneth L Pike
Harris's Final Response - Marvin Harris
