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ANTHROPOLOGY AND HUMANISM
VOLUME 25, NUMBER
2 DECEMBER 2000
Special Issue in Honor of James Fernandez
Moral Reimaginings: An-Tropeological
Engagements with the Inchoate
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Compiled and Edited by Robert Albro and David Sutton
CONTENTS
Introduction: Fernandez Special Issue
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David Sutton and Robert Albro 6
The Hum'nistic Hymn
Message from Abroad in Honor of James Fernandez
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David Kertzer 20
"A Boggy, Soggy, Squitchy Picture, Truly": Notes on Image-Making in Anthropology and Elsewhere
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Dale Pesmen 23
Whole Foods: Revitalization through Everyday Synesthetic Experience
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David Sutton 43
"Go, Trabi, Go": Reflections on a Car and its Symbolism over Time
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Daphne Berdahl 74
Fictive Feasting: Mixing and Parsing Bolivian Popular Sentiment
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Robert Albro 98
Tone and the Moral Imagination: An Anthropological Look at Chinese Literary Essay Battles
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Mary Scoggin 143
Jelly, Slush, and Red Mists: Poetics of Amorphous Substances
in Serbian Jeremiads of the 1990s
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Marko Zivkovic 171
Anthropological Epiphanies: Some Things I learned from James Fernandez
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Ruth Behar 216
Coda. The Wild Man and the Elephant: A Revelatory Incident
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James Fernandez 234
POEMS (Now online! Select links below)
Spine of Shadow, Moving
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Helen Frost 252
Goose Feather, Rabbit Fur
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Antonia Mills 253
Weddings and Funerals, 1988
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Gwen Kennedy Neville 258
Carmen Miranda's Hat
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Brian Swann 260
Sacred Sights
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Jeanne Simonelli 263
BOOK REVIEWS
Next Exit--African Village (Remotely Global: Village Modernity in West Africa, Charles Piot)
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Paul Stoller 269
Vulnerability and Violation in the New Ethnography (Composing
Ethnography: Alternative Forms of Qualitative Writing, Carolyn Ellis and Arthur Bochner, eds.)
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Barbara Tedlock 271
"Blind(ing) Spots" (Observing Complexity: Systems Theory and Postmodernity, William Rasch and Cary Wolfe, eds.)
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Myrdene Anderson 276
Anthropology According to Mark Augé's The War of Dreams (The War of Dreams: Studies in Ethno Fiction, Mark Augé)
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Charles F. Urbanowicz 279
Myth as Ideology and Scholarship as Myth with Footnotes (Theorizing Myth: Narrative, Ideology, and Scholarship, Bruce Lincoln)
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David P. Crandall 282
The Eternal Romantic (Primitive Passions: Men, Women, and the
Quest for Ecstasy, Marianna Torgovnick)
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William O. Beeman 286
Positioning Media Ethnography at Disciplinary Intersections (Screening Culture, Viewing Politics: An Ethnography of Television,
Womanhood, and Nation in Postcolonial India, Purnima Mankekar)
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Uma Pimplaskar 288
Fiction: CALL FOR MANUSCRIPTS
Please send submissions to Gregory
Reck, Department of Anthropology, Appalachian State University, Boone, NC 28608;
reckgg@appstate.edu
ON THE COVER
"Jaime de Renate, participant observer?" James Fernandez as Wild Man, Carnival 2000, Cangas de
Onis, Spain. Drawing by Renate Fernandez.
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