This collection brings together leading anthropologists and fresh new voices in the discipline to consider freedoms of speech with a wide comparative lens.
This collection brings together leading anthropologists and fresh new voices in the discipline to consider freedoms of speech with a wide comparative lens.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Produktdetails
Studies in the Anthropology of Language, Sign, and Social Life
Edited by Matei Candea, Taras Fedirko, Paolo Heywood, and Fiona Wright
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Introduction: Anthropologies of Free Speech Part I: Traditions and Comparisons 1. Comparing Freedoms: "Liberal Freedom of Speech" in Frontal and Lateral Perspective 2. When Speech Isn't Free: Varieties of Metapragmatic Struggle 3. Speaking for Oneself: Language Reform and the Confucian Legacy in Late Colonial Vietnam 4. Risking Speech in Islam 5. Ten-and-a-Half Seconds of God’s Silence: Mormon Parrhesia in the Time of Donald Trump 6. Fascism, Real or Stuffed: Ordinary Scepticism at Mussolini’s Grave 7. The Imaginative Power of Language in the Vacated Space of "Free Speech" in Putin-Era Russia Part II: Extending the Politics of Free Speech 8. Designing Limits on Public Speaking: The Case of Hungary 9. Expression Is Transaction: Talk, Freedom, and Authority When Egalitarians Embrace the State 10. Dissent, Hierarchy, and Value Creation: Liberalism and the Problem of Critique 11. The People’s Radio between Populism and Bullshit 12. Environments for Expression on Palestine: Fields, Fear, and the Politics of Movement Part III: Narrating, Witnessing, Troubling 13. Freedom of Speech in Jeju Shamanism 14. Truth of War: Immersive Fiction Reading and Public Modes of Remembrance in an English Literary Society 15. As It Were: Narrative Struggles, Historiopraxy, and the Stakes of the Future in the Documentation of the Syrian Uprising 16. Age of Saturn: Art, Parafiction, Censorship, and the Contested History of Bangladesh Part IV: Therapies, Individual and Collective 17. Free Speech, without Listening? Liberalism and the Problem of Reception 18. An American Canard: Carl Rogers, B.F. Skinner, and the Freedom of (Therapeutic) Speech 19. Therapeutic Politics and the Performance of Reparation: A Dialogical Approach to Mental Health Care in the UK 20. Secret Censors: Scandals of Sexuality in Global/Indian Publics Bibliography Index
Introduction: Anthropologies of Free Speech Part I: Traditions and Comparisons 1. Comparing Freedoms: "Liberal Freedom of Speech" in Frontal and Lateral Perspective 2. When Speech Isn't Free: Varieties of Metapragmatic Struggle 3. Speaking for Oneself: Language Reform and the Confucian Legacy in Late Colonial Vietnam 4. Risking Speech in Islam 5. Ten-and-a-Half Seconds of God’s Silence: Mormon Parrhesia in the Time of Donald Trump 6. Fascism, Real or Stuffed: Ordinary Scepticism at Mussolini’s Grave 7. The Imaginative Power of Language in the Vacated Space of "Free Speech" in Putin-Era Russia Part II: Extending the Politics of Free Speech 8. Designing Limits on Public Speaking: The Case of Hungary 9. Expression Is Transaction: Talk, Freedom, and Authority When Egalitarians Embrace the State 10. Dissent, Hierarchy, and Value Creation: Liberalism and the Problem of Critique 11. The People’s Radio between Populism and Bullshit 12. Environments for Expression on Palestine: Fields, Fear, and the Politics of Movement Part III: Narrating, Witnessing, Troubling 13. Freedom of Speech in Jeju Shamanism 14. Truth of War: Immersive Fiction Reading and Public Modes of Remembrance in an English Literary Society 15. As It Were: Narrative Struggles, Historiopraxy, and the Stakes of the Future in the Documentation of the Syrian Uprising 16. Age of Saturn: Art, Parafiction, Censorship, and the Contested History of Bangladesh Part IV: Therapies, Individual and Collective 17. Free Speech, without Listening? Liberalism and the Problem of Reception 18. An American Canard: Carl Rogers, B.F. Skinner, and the Freedom of (Therapeutic) Speech 19. Therapeutic Politics and the Performance of Reparation: A Dialogical Approach to Mental Health Care in the UK 20. Secret Censors: Scandals of Sexuality in Global/Indian Publics Bibliography Index
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