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How might anthropology seem if it were written in celebration of individuality - of the individual's conscious and creative engagement with socio-cultural milieux - and if it were committed to a liberal agenda which sought to cherish and defend that individuality? Transcendent Individual argues for just such a commitment: a reappraisal of the place of the individual in anthropological theorising and ethnographic writing, and a social-scientific appreciation of the individual as methodological, moral, pragmatic and aesthetic subject. Here is an anthropological account of individual creativity,…
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8 editions- Other · English · 2002Taylor & Francis Group · 232 pages · 9781134700578
- Other · English · 2002Taylor & Francis Group · 232 pages · 9780203448274
- Other · English · 2002Taylor & Francis Group · 232 pages · 9781134700554
- Other · English · 2002Taylor & Francis Group · 9781134700592
- Other · English · 2002Taylor & Francis Group · 9781134700608
- Other · English · 1997Routledge · 220 pages · 9780415169660
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