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The Wind and the Amber: Notes on Headhunting and the Interpretation of Accounts

Ideas drawn from a number of phenomenologies are used to reinterpret Bateson's work on naven. The suggestion is made that some myths and rituals are pictorializations and dramatizations of the injury of others, of the consequences, public and private, of having injured others, and of the surmounting of those consequences.