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Introduction : western social theory and the ethnological imagination | 1 | |
1 | On civilized savagery : Rousseau and the birth of the ethnological imagination | 35 |
2 | Disenchanting the commodity : Marx and the defetishization of capitalism | 51 |
3 | The view from the magical garden : Weber's comparative sociology of the modern ethos | 72 |
4 | In the shadow of the other : Durkheim's anthropological sociology | 93 |
5 | Mythologizing the modern west : Levi-Strauss's view from afar | 113 |
6 | An ethnology by other means : Foucault's critique from the outside | 136 |
Conclusion : the ethnological imagination then and now | 159 |
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