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Preface; Introduction: anthropology without history or anthropology in history?; 1. The anthropological circle: i. Two axes and four poles; ii. Evolution, culture, symbol; iii. Evolution, culture, function; iv. Symbol, function; v. Symbol, function, culture; vi. Culture, symbol; 2. Some questions concerning the current state of anthropology: i. The philosopher's questions; ii. Meaning, non-meaning and structure: Claude Lévi-Strauss; iii. Symbol and function: Victor Turner; iv. Instances and determination; 3. From moral crisis to intellectual doubt: i. The object of anthropology; ii. Ethnocentrism and anti-ethnocentrism; iii. Scientific practice, militant practice; Conclusions: i. New sites, new stakes; ii. Here, today; iii. Social logics; iv. A myth, a necessity: interdisciplinarity; Index.
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Mark Litwintschik
reviewed The anthropological circle on November 30, 2008
The anthropological circle
I think I liked this book so much because it made my history and theory of Anthropology class much much easy than it would have been without the book. It was very concise and simply put. The book is a bit dated but I didn't mind much. It gave me the basic information on theories and anthropologists that I needed to remember. I'm sure I will be referring to it for future classes for the next few years. The book isn't very long - again, it's basic stuff - so it was easy to get through and go back to again and again throughout the class. Good intro information.
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