Living with Concepts: Anthropology in the Grip of Reality
Herausgeber: Brandel, Andrew; Motta, Marco
Living with Concepts: Anthropology in the Grip of Reality
Herausgeber: Brandel, Andrew; Motta, Marco
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An interdisciplinary collaboration that explores what it means to live with concepts, rather than think of them as mere tools for analysis.
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An interdisciplinary collaboration that explores what it means to live with concepts, rather than think of them as mere tools for analysis.
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- Thinking from Elsewhere
- Verlag: Fordham University Press
- Seitenzahl: 352
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Juni 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 149mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 524g
- ISBN-13: 9780823294275
- ISBN-10: 0823294277
- Artikelnr.: 59918433
- Thinking from Elsewhere
- Verlag: Fordham University Press
- Seitenzahl: 352
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Juni 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 149mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 524g
- ISBN-13: 9780823294275
- ISBN-10: 0823294277
- Artikelnr.: 59918433
Andrew Brandel (Edited By) Andrew Brandel is Lecturer on Social Studies at Harvard University. Marco Motta (Edited By) Marco Motta is Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Bern.
Introduction: Life with Concepts
Andrew Brandel and Marco Motta 1
1 Concepts of the Ordinary
Sandra Laugier 29
2 How Life Makes a Conversation of Us: Ontology, Ethics, and Responsive
Anthropology
Rasmus Dyring and Thomas Schwarz Wentzer 50
3 Crisscrossing Concepts: Anthropology and Knowledge-Making
Veena Das 73
4 The Potencie of Text: Shifting Concepts of Myth and Literature
Andrew Brandel 110
5 How Social Are Our Concepts?
Jocelyn Benoist 140
6 Living with Zombies: Forms of Death at the Core of the Ordinary
Marco Motta 155
7 Creating Worlds: Imagination, Interpretation, and the Subjunctive
Michael J. Puett 181
8 The Life Course of Concepts
Michael D. Jackson 197
9 On Sorcery: Life with the Concept
Michael Lambek 215
10 How Ethical Is Our Life with Concepts? Reflections on Shared Medical
Decision Making
Michael Cordey 243
11 In the Know: The Pain of the Other in Torture Rehabilitation
Lotte Buch Segal 271
Acknowledgments 291
References 293
List of Contributors 323
Name Index 325
Subject Index 329
Andrew Brandel and Marco Motta 1
1 Concepts of the Ordinary
Sandra Laugier 29
2 How Life Makes a Conversation of Us: Ontology, Ethics, and Responsive
Anthropology
Rasmus Dyring and Thomas Schwarz Wentzer 50
3 Crisscrossing Concepts: Anthropology and Knowledge-Making
Veena Das 73
4 The Potencie of Text: Shifting Concepts of Myth and Literature
Andrew Brandel 110
5 How Social Are Our Concepts?
Jocelyn Benoist 140
6 Living with Zombies: Forms of Death at the Core of the Ordinary
Marco Motta 155
7 Creating Worlds: Imagination, Interpretation, and the Subjunctive
Michael J. Puett 181
8 The Life Course of Concepts
Michael D. Jackson 197
9 On Sorcery: Life with the Concept
Michael Lambek 215
10 How Ethical Is Our Life with Concepts? Reflections on Shared Medical
Decision Making
Michael Cordey 243
11 In the Know: The Pain of the Other in Torture Rehabilitation
Lotte Buch Segal 271
Acknowledgments 291
References 293
List of Contributors 323
Name Index 325
Subject Index 329
Introduction: Life with Concepts
Andrew Brandel and Marco Motta 1
1 Concepts of the Ordinary
Sandra Laugier 29
2 How Life Makes a Conversation of Us: Ontology, Ethics, and Responsive
Anthropology
Rasmus Dyring and Thomas Schwarz Wentzer 50
3 Crisscrossing Concepts: Anthropology and Knowledge-Making
Veena Das 73
4 The Potencie of Text: Shifting Concepts of Myth and Literature
Andrew Brandel 110
5 How Social Are Our Concepts?
Jocelyn Benoist 140
6 Living with Zombies: Forms of Death at the Core of the Ordinary
Marco Motta 155
7 Creating Worlds: Imagination, Interpretation, and the Subjunctive
Michael J. Puett 181
8 The Life Course of Concepts
Michael D. Jackson 197
9 On Sorcery: Life with the Concept
Michael Lambek 215
10 How Ethical Is Our Life with Concepts? Reflections on Shared Medical
Decision Making
Michael Cordey 243
11 In the Know: The Pain of the Other in Torture Rehabilitation
Lotte Buch Segal 271
Acknowledgments 291
References 293
List of Contributors 323
Name Index 325
Subject Index 329
Andrew Brandel and Marco Motta 1
1 Concepts of the Ordinary
Sandra Laugier 29
2 How Life Makes a Conversation of Us: Ontology, Ethics, and Responsive
Anthropology
Rasmus Dyring and Thomas Schwarz Wentzer 50
3 Crisscrossing Concepts: Anthropology and Knowledge-Making
Veena Das 73
4 The Potencie of Text: Shifting Concepts of Myth and Literature
Andrew Brandel 110
5 How Social Are Our Concepts?
Jocelyn Benoist 140
6 Living with Zombies: Forms of Death at the Core of the Ordinary
Marco Motta 155
7 Creating Worlds: Imagination, Interpretation, and the Subjunctive
Michael J. Puett 181
8 The Life Course of Concepts
Michael D. Jackson 197
9 On Sorcery: Life with the Concept
Michael Lambek 215
10 How Ethical Is Our Life with Concepts? Reflections on Shared Medical
Decision Making
Michael Cordey 243
11 In the Know: The Pain of the Other in Torture Rehabilitation
Lotte Buch Segal 271
Acknowledgments 291
References 293
List of Contributors 323
Name Index 325
Subject Index 329