Culture/contexture : explorations in anthropology and literary studies /
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Language: | English |
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Berkeley :
University of California Press,
[1996]
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Table of Contents:
- Pt. I. The culture in poetry and the poetry in culture
- The story of the Jackal Hunter girl
- Fresh lima beans and stories from occupied Cyprus
- Narrative ethnography, elite culture, and the language of the market
- Exogamous relations: travel writing, the incest prohibition, and Hawthorne's Transformation
- The world in a text: how to read Tristes Tropiques
- Pt. II. Ethnic selves/ethnic signs: invention of self, space and genealogy in immigrant writing
- Turks as subjects: the ethnographic novels of Paul Geiersbach
- Narrative, genealogy, and the historical consciousness: selfhood in a disintegrating state
- Race and ruins
- Race under representation
- Pt. III. Reading culture: anthropology and the textualization of India
- Ghostlier demarcations: textual phantasm and the origins of Japanese nativist ethnology
- The construction of America: the anthropologists as Columbus
- Crushed glass, or, is there a counterpoint to culture?