Celebrating Transgression : Method and Politics in Anthropological Studies of Cultures; A book in Honour of Klaus Peter Koepping /: Method and Politics in Anthropological Studies of Cultures; A book in Honour of Klaus Peter Koepping. (2005)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Ursula Rao, John Hutnyk.
• Editors: Rao, Ursula; Hutnyk, John
• Contents: List of Figures; Klaus Peter Köpping <a href="/downloads/intros/RaoCelebrating_intro.pdf" target="_blank">Introduction ; Ursula Rao and John Hutnyk PART I: FIELDWORKS Chapter 1. Reflexivity Unbound: Shifting Styles of Critical Self-awareness from the Malinowskian Scene of Fieldwork and Writing to the Emergence of Multi-sited Ethnography; George Marcus Chapter 2. News from the Field: the Experience of Transgression and the Transformation of Knowledge during Research in an Expert-site; Ursula Rao Chapter 3. Soiled Work and the Artefact; Howard Potter Chapter 4. Transgression for Transcendence? On the Anthropologist’s (Dis)engagement in the Politics of Meaning; Kaori Sugishita Chapter 5. Running Out of Tricks: the Experience of Ethnography and the Politics of Culturalism; Thomas Reuter PART II: PERFORMANCES Chapter 6. Transcending Transgression with Transgression: Inheriting Forsaken Souls in Bali; Mary Ida Bagus Chapter 7. The ‘Dance of Punishment’: Transgression and Punishment in an East Indian Ritual; Burkhard Schnepel Chapter 8. Divine Play or Subversive Comedy? Reflections on Costuming and Gender at a Hindu Festival; Beatrix Hauser Chapter 9. Between Meaning and Significance: Reflections on Ritual and Mimesis; Alexander Henn Chapter 10. Animism on Stage: Tracing Anthropology’s Heritage in Contemporary African Dance in Europe; Nadine Sieveking Chapter 11. Transgression and the Erotic; Vincent Crapanzano PART III: INFRINGEMENTS Chapter 12. Michel Leiris: Master of Ethnographic Failure; Peter Phipps Chapter 13. Boundary Confusion in Anthropology and Art: Pablo Picasso and Michel Leiris; Judith Weiss Chapter 14. The Concatenation of Minds Klaus; Peter Buchheit Chapter 15. Transgressions of Fieldwork/Filed Works: Method in the Madness; John Hutnyk Notes on Contributors; Index
• Edition: 1st
• Publisher Details: New York, NY : Berghahn Books
• Publication Date: 2005
• Extent: 1 online resource (256 pages)
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781800733978; 1800733976
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