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  2. Sharia | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    30 Jun 2024: Cambridge: University Press. Fadil, N. & M. Fernando. 2015. Rediscovering the ‘everyday’ Muslim: notes on an anthropological divide. ... Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute 15(S1), S24-S40. Shahar, I. 2008.

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    30 Jun 2024: Chandler 2014a; 2014b; Chandler and Reid 2019). Although the focus of this entry lies with the achievements of anthropological scholarship, these are frequently subject to interdisciplinary influence and contemporary discourse. ... Cox 2015; Eggerman and

  4. Buddhism | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    30 Jun 2024: It then turns to the anthropology of Buddhism. In some senses, anthropological studies of Buddhism answered the questions of earlier orientalist scholarship, or at least put them to bed. ... Varieties of secularism in Asia: anthropological explorations

  5. Ethnicity | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    30 Jun 2024: Lastly, this entry illustrates that anthropological scholarship has evolved alongside such political claims, and needs to account for their dynamic and often paradoxical outcomes. ... future anthropological scholarship can disrupt grand theories of

  6. Voice | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    30 Jun 2024: trope. This entry aims at outlining what a distinctively anthropological approach to the voice might entail. ... Voice in Euro-American modernity. The starting point of much anthropological scholarship on voice has been the attempt to destabilise a

  7. Visual anthropology | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    30 Jun 2024: The revival of interest in the photo-essay, and more broadly the critical use of photographs in anthropological scholarship, is one such recent development in visual anthropology. ... The effect of the move towards multimodal anthropology has not only

  8. Resilience | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    30 Jun 2024: Chandler 2014a; 2014b; Chandler and Reid 2019). Although the focus of this entry lies with the achievements of anthropological scholarship, these are frequently subject to interdisciplinary influence and contemporary discourse. ... Cox 2015; Eggerman and

  9. Anthropocene | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    30 Jun 2024: Underpinned by the insights of political economy and political ecology, such scholarship treats anthropological critique as an intervention in the world: as a means of highlighting ongoing inequalities and historical contingencies ... Anthropological

  10. Architecture | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    30 Jun 2024: The collective nature of making has also been prevalent in recent anthropological thought. ... Recently, anthropological scholarship has put more emphasis on the dynamic and changing nature of the activities that take place in architecture.

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    30 Jun 2024: Chandler 2014a; 2014b; Chandler and Reid 2019). Although the focus of this entry lies with the achievements of anthropological scholarship, these are frequently subject to interdisciplinary influence and contemporary discourse. ... Cox 2015; Eggerman and

  12. Intellectual disability | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    30 Jun 2024: Alongside a tradition of historical scholarship on intellectual disability (Wright and Digby 1996; Thomson 1998; Goodey 2016), scattered anthropological works on the Global North show how particular economic, political, and institutional ... Anthropologic

  13. Adoption | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    30 Jun 2024: But one of the themes in recent anthropological scholarship on adoption has been how adoption, like so many other practices, expresses and confirms existing socio-political relations of inequality more than ... Journal of the Royal Anthropological

  14. Climate change | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    30 Jun 2024: Noah Walker-Crawford (2021) has followed a Peruvian activist to Germany in a litigation case against an energy company, engaging with political theory, legal scholarship, and NGO activism in his anthropological ... Up close and personal: on peripheral

  15. Phenomenology | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    30 Jun 2024: Anthropological Theory 16(1), 48-74. ——— 2015. Otherness as a paradigm in anthropology. ... Murphy 2002. Bourdieu and phenomenology: A critical assessment. Anthropological Theory 2(2): 185-207.

  16. Feasting | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    30 Jun 2024: Stasch 2011). In the second section of this essay I will show that many anthropological accounts can be read as either making functional or foundational claims. ... The potlatch has been approached and re-approached from every angle in every era of

  17. Autism | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    30 Jun 2024: Medical Anthropology 38(1), 30-43. ——— 2019b (forthcoming). Autism from an anthropological perspective. ... Solomon 2004. Autism and the social world: an anthropological perspective. Discourse studies 6(2), 147-83. ——— &

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    30 Jun 2024: As such, they were implicitly perceived as fixed and repeated in the same way in the same location.</p> <p>Recently, anthropological scholarship has put more emphasis on the dynamic and ... already exists towards the generative possibilities of an

  19. Digital anthropology | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    30 Jun 2024: research. This is true also for popular online anthropological magazines such as Sapiens. ... The second conclusion is that the anthropological commitment is based on long-term scholarship, which may include the study of moralistic debates around these

  20. Race and racism | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    30 Jun 2024: Those fears have long since become global. New frontiers in the anthropological study of race and racisms. ... That anthropological scholarship about race and racism has overwhelmingly focused on Western contexts should not blind us to the fact that

  21. Debt | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    30 Jun 2024: A Curtisian hesitation about identifying debt with reciprocity creates space to attend to debt’s violent and exploitative tendencies, as can be seen in a wave of anthropological scholarship since 2008 ... has a capacity to generate more

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    30 Jun 2024: As such, they were implicitly perceived as fixed and repeated in the same way in the same location.</p> <p>Recently, anthropological scholarship has put more emphasis on the dynamic and ... already exists towards the generative possibilities of an

  23. Postsocialism | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    30 Jun 2024: Hann 2002: 1) This critical integrity has continued as postsocialist scholarship in its more mature phase has excavated the mundane building blocks with which the total anthropological project of forging a ... The span of recent postsocialist

  24. Egalitarianism | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    30 Jun 2024: Anthropological scholarship of egalitarianism focuses as much on the creation of wealth, power, and prestige as on its redistribution. ... London: Verso Books. Graeber, David. 2001. Toward an anthropological theory of value: The false coin of our own

  25. Queer anthropology | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    30 Jun 2024: With roots in twentieth-century anthropological studies of sex and gender, queer anthropology is also part of interdisciplinary scholarship on queer existence that defines sex and gender as key axes for ... This scholarship both extended and departed

  26. Mediterraneanist anthropology | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    30 Jun 2024: Abstract:. The Mediterranean is one of the most underrated areas in anthropological imagination. ... This complexity ended up marginalising the Mediterranean’s role in anthropological scholarship (Herzfeld 1987a).

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    30 Jun 2024: As such, they were implicitly perceived as fixed and repeated in the same way in the same location.</p> <p>Recently, anthropological scholarship has put more emphasis on the dynamic and ... already exists towards the generative possibilities of an

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    30 Jun 2024: of these technologies within anthropological methodology, or the study of specific digital technologies. ... The second conclusion is that the anthropological commitment is based on long-term scholarship, which may include the study of moralistic debates

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    30 Jun 2024: Anthropological work is well positioned to explore this issue and demonstrate its centrality. ... In this way, anthropological approaches challenge us to think more broadly than <em>DSM</em> categories alone.

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    30 Jun 2024: A Curtisian hesitation about identifying debt with reciprocity creates space to attend to debt’s violent and exploitative tendencies, as can be seen in a wave of anthropological scholarship since 2008 ... Considering debt and reciprocity alike,

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    30 Jun 2024: p>This entry shows how photography has been both a subject and medium of anthropological work. ... Before ethnographic fieldwork was an established part of anthropological practice, anthropologists depended upon photographs from explorers and

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    30 Jun 2024: A Curtisian hesitation about identifying debt with reciprocity creates space to attend to debt’s violent and exploitative tendencies, as can be seen in a wave of anthropological scholarship since 2008 ... Considering debt and reciprocity alike,

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    30 Jun 2024: explicit category of conceptual and ethnographic focus, voice has entered the anthropological literature relatively recently. ... The starting point of much anthropological scholarship on voice has been the attempt to destabilise a number of powerful

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    30 Jun 2024: However, it was only in the 1950s that medical systems began emerging as a focus of anthropological studies. ... of medicines, there is a new scholarship on the commercial flow of ‘alternative’ pharmaceuticals and the operations of alternative

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    30 Jun 2024: Anthropological rethinking of silence and voice has been particularly prominent in feminist traditions, in the study of care, and in decolonial scholarship that often studies silence as refusal and resistance. ... is also crucial to make sense of

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    30 Jun 2024: Anthropological work is well positioned to explore this issue and demonstrate its centrality. ... In this way, anthropological approaches challenge us to think more broadly than <em>DSM</em> categories alone.

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    30 Jun 2024: anthropological literature warns us against teleological arguments about the nature of egalitarianism (Graeber and Wengrow 2021). ... Anthropological scholarship of egalitarianism focuses as much on the creation of wealth, power, and prestige as on its

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    30 Jun 2024: p>This entry shows how photography has been both a subject and medium of anthropological work. ... Before ethnographic fieldwork was an established part of anthropological practice, anthropologists depended upon photographs from explorers and

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    30 Jun 2024: Cela reste une question ouverte. Certes, le point de vue anti-raciste («<em>anti-racist scholarship</em>») de Firmin a été déterminant pour Price-Mars, mais ce dernier a tracé sa

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    30 Jun 2024: Hann 2002: 1) This critical integrity has continued as postsocialist scholarship in its more mature phase has excavated the mundane building blocks with which the total anthropological project of forging a ... This final section will focus on four recent

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    30 Jun 2024: Opler 1959; Westermeyer 1976). Culture was also taken up as a language of anthropological critique. ... Mead 1953; Opler 1959; Westermeyer 1976), although it did not always bring about the anthropological insights that occasioned it.

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    30 Jun 2024: As such, they were implicitly perceived as fixed and repeated in the same way in the same location.</p> <p>Recently, anthropological scholarship has put more emphasis on the dynamic and ... already exists towards the generative possibilities of an

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    30 Jun 2024: anthropological literature warns us against teleological arguments about the nature of egalitarianism (Graeber and Wengrow 2021). ... Anthropological scholarship of egalitarianism focuses as much on the creation of wealth, power, and prestige as on its

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    30 Jun 2024: em>Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute </em><strong>8</strong>, 645-67.</p> <p>Messick, B. 1992. ... em>Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute</em> <strong>20</strong>, 93-112.</p> <p>Osanloo, A. 2006.

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    30 Jun 2024: This entry highlights four areas of inquiry in the anthropological literature on money: (1) debates over what counts as money; (2) investigations into money’s role in maintaining and overturning social ... when and how things and ideas work as money

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    30 Jun 2024: p align="left">Furthermore, the anthropological record has demonstrated that health systems and institutions are often unequally accessible, to which palliative care is no exception. ... Anthropological inquiry into such tools has shown that they may

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    30 Jun 2024: Lastly, this entry illustrates that anthropological scholarship has evolved alongside such political claims, and needs to account for their dynamic and often paradoxical outcomes.</em></p> </div><div class="body ... future anthropological scholarship can

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    30 Jun 2024: In scholarship, this connotation was given a paradigmatic and enduring shape by Michel Foucault’s influential text <em>Discipline and punish </em>([1975] 2019). ... In anthropological terms, there are certain analytical points to consider. The first is

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    30 Jun 2024: Understanding infrastructures in this relational way has meant that the term has been opened up by recent scholarship. ... doing infrastructure is to offer a reconfiguration of anthropological understandings of how power and politics work.

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    30 Jun 2024: In scholarship, this connotation was given a paradigmatic and enduring shape by Michel Foucault’s influential text <em>Discipline and punish </em>([1975] 2019). ... In anthropological terms, there are certain analytical points to consider. The first is

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    30 Jun 2024: A Curtisian hesitation about identifying debt with reciprocity creates space to attend to debt’s violent and exploitative tendencies, as can be seen in a wave of anthropological scholarship since 2008 ... Considering debt and reciprocity alike,

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