Changing fields of anthropology : from local to global / Michael Kearney.
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Lanham, MD :
Rowman & Littlefield,
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Table of Contents:
- Pt. I. Fieldwork in the classic mode
- 1. The concept of Aire and Susto : symbolic representations of perceived social and geographic environment
- 2. A very bad disease of the arms
- 3. Drunkenness and religious conversion in a Mexican village
- 4. La Trucha : a short story
- Pt. II. Transitional fieldwork in the border area
- 5. From the invisible hand to visible feet : anthropological studies of migration and development
- 6. Our misunderstood terrorists
- 7. Spiritualist healing in Mexico
- 8. Oral performance by Mexican spiritualists in possession trance
- 9. Integration of the Mixteca and the Western U.S.-Mexico border region via migratory wage labor
- Pt. III. Transnational and practical anthropology
- 10. The local and the global : the anthropology of globalization and transnationalism
- 11. Mixtec political consciousness : from passive to active resistance
- 12. Borders and boundaries of state and self at the end of empire
- 13. Mixtec ethnicity : social identity, political consciousness, and political activism
- 14. Class and identity : the Jujitsu of domination and resistance in Oaxacalifornia
- 15. The race to deterritorialize in the game of value.
