A very personal method : anthropological writings drawn from life - Douglas, Mary; Fardon, Richard (Thousand Oaks, CA : Sage, 2013)
Introduction: Drawn from life: Mary Douglas's personal method / Richard Fardon. Part 1. Familiar feelings -- A feeling of hierarchy -- Hooked on fishing - Gilbert Tew, 1884-1851 -- The gender of the trout -- My circus fieldwork -- Part 2. Thinking about Catholicism in Lele religious experience -- The Lele of the Congo -- The problem of evil among the Lele: sorcery, witch-hunt and Christian teaching in Africa -- The devil vanishes -- Other beings, post-colonially correct -- The cloud god and the shadow self -- Part 3. Taboo and ritual -- Taboo -- The contempt of ritual -- The contempt of ritual [again] -- Part 4. Contemporaries -- On Franz Steiner: a memoir -- On E. E. Evans-Pritchard: from The Tablet Notebook -- On Lévi-Strauss: wild pansies: speaking tenderly of its layered puff pastry effect -- Smothering the differences - in a savage mind about Lévi-Strauss -- On Clifford Geertz: the self-completing animal -- Part 5. Inclusion as conclusion -- Knowing the code -- A course off the menu -- To honour the dead -- The oracles of love - a play for AKT -- Sacraments and society: an anthropologist asks what women could be doing in the Church -- Can a scientist be objective about her faith? In conversation with Deborah Jones -- Epilogue -- Original minds: Mary Douglas in conversation with Eleanor Wachtel -- Granny -- Endpiece: The Golden fish (The Brothers Grimm).
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Keywords: Douglas, Mary; antropologia; antropologit; sosiaaliantropologia; antropologi; antropologer; socialantropologi