Anthropological PoeticsIvan A. Brady Rowman and Littlefield Publishers, 1991 - 398 من الصفحات In Anthropological Poetics, 14 distinguished anthropologists cast their imaginations self-consciously in a search for less conventional forms of understanding and expression. These essays provide an eloquent demonstration that there is more than one way to say anthropology and that some things said poetically about anthropological experience can't be said with equal effectiveness any other way. |
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Forth the Artful Science | 3 |
Roy WagnerPoetics and the Recentering | 37 |
Lola RomanucciRossTelling Tales of the South | 51 |
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