%0 Generic

%T After Society Anthropological Trajectories out of Oxford

%A Bowman, Glenn

%A Gellner, David N.

%A Howell, Signe

%A Jenkins, Timothy

%A Just, Roger

%A MacClancy, Jeremy

%A Martinez, Dolores P.

%A McDonald, Maryon

%A Napier, A. David

%A Ott, Sandra

%A Pina-Cabral, João

%I Berghahn Books

%@ 9781789207699

%K Anthropology Study and teaching (Graduate) England Oxford

%K Anthropology

%K SOCIAL SCIENCE / Anthropology / Cultural & Social

%D [2020]

%X Frontmatter

%X CONTENTS

%X INTRODUCTION. AFTER SOCIETY

%X PART I The Oxford Experience and Beyond

%X Chapter 1 PLODDING TOWARDS PROSOPOGRAPHY: OXFORD ANTHROPOLOGY FROM 1976 ON

%X Chapter 2 AMOR FATI AND THE INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY

%X Chapter 3 THE LUCKY ANTHROPOLOGIST? BECOMING AN ANTHROPOLOGIST OF JAPAN AT OXFORD

%X Chapter 4 LOST AND FOUND AT OXFORD

%X Chapter 5 IS NECESSITY THE MOTHER OF INVENTION?

%X PART II Ethnography as a Vocation

%X Chapter 6 CHANGING QUESTIONS? REFLECTIONS ON SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY IN AND OUT OF OXFORD SINCE THE 1980S

%X Chapter 7 THE FIELDWORK TRADITION AND THE QUEST FOR ESSENTIAL PERPLEXITIES

%X Chapter 8 JOURNEYS OF AN ETHNOGRAPHER: FROM OXFORD TO THE FIELD AND ON TO THE ARCHIVES

%X PART III Why Anthropology? Concluding Remarks

%X Chapter 9 WHY ANTHROPOLOGY? STRUCTURALISM AND SINCE

%X Chapter 10 FROM OXFORD TO CAMBRIDGE CHASING THE 'AKA'

%X Chapter 11 MEDITERRANEAN EQUIVOQUES AT OXFORD

%X INDEX

%C Berghahn Books

%C New York

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