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Experiments in Holism: Theory and Practice in Contemporary Anthropology（货号TJ）整体主义实验：当代人类学的理论与实践

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作者Ton Otto and Nils Bubandt (eds.)

出版社Wiley-Blackwell

ISBN9781444333237

出版时间2010

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商品描述: 本书为英语原版，精装本，原定价149.75美元，净重760克，馆藏。【图书分类：社会科学总论 > 社会学 > 社会结构和社会关系 > 文化人类学、社会人类学】Experiments in Holism: Theory and Practice in Contemporary Anthropologypresents a series of essays from leading anthropologists that critically reexamine the relevance of holism as a foundational tenet of anthropology, and its theoretical and methodological potential in today\'s world. Represents the first volume to consider the modern role of holism as a central anthropological concern across a wide range of anthropological traditions Critically examines the past and present predicament of holism and its potential for the renewal of future practice Features contributions from leading anthropologists which discuss how anthropology should be re-designed in the context of a changing world Challenges many of contemporary anthropology\'s central methods, theory, and functions

Contents：
List of contributors.
1. Anthropology and the Predicaments of Holism (Nils Bubandt, University of Aarhus and Ton Otto, The Cairns Institute, Queensland).
Part 1: Rethinking Holism in Ethnographic Practice.
2. Beyond the Whole in Ethnographic Practice?
Introduction to Part 1 (Ton Otto, The Cairns Institute, Queensland and Nils Bubandt, University of Aarhus).
3. Holism and the Expectations of Critique in Post-1980s Anthropology: Notes and Queries in Three Acts and an Epilogue (George E. Marcus, Irvine, CA).
4. Worlding the Matsutake Diaspora: Or, Can Actor–Network Theory Experiment With Holism? (Anna Tsing, University of California, Santa Cruz).
5. The Whole Beyond Holism: Gambling, Divination, and Ethnography in Cuba (Martin Holbraad, University College London).
Part 2: Beyond Cultural Wholes? Wholes are Parts, and Parts are Wholes.
6. Beyond Cultural Wholes? Introduction to Part 2 (Ton Otto, The Cairns Institute, Queensland and Nils Bubandt, University of Aarhus).
7. The Whole is a Part: Intercultural Politics of Order and Change (Marshall Sahlins, Chicago, IL).
8. Lingual and Cultural Wholes and Fields (Alan Rumsey, Australian National University).
9. Deep Wholes: Fractal Holography in Trobriand Agency and Culture (Mark Mosko, Australian National University).
Part 3: Beyond Structural Wholes? Encompassment, Collectives, and Global Systems.
10. Beyond Structural Wholes? Introduction to Part 3 (Nils Bubandt, University of Aarhus and Ton Otto, The Cairns Institute, Queensland).
11. Louis Dumont and a Holist Anthropology (Bruce Kapferer, Institutt for Sosialantropologi).
12. From Wholes to Collectives: Steps to an Ontology of Social Forms (Philippe Descola, Collège de France).
13. Holism and the Transformation of the Contemporary Global Order (Jonathan Friedman, Lund). Part 4: Beyond Social Wholes? Holistic Practice: Cosmology, History, and the Continuity of Life.
14. Beyond Social Wholes? Introduction to Part 4 (Nils Bubandt, University of Aarhus and Ton Otto, The Cairns Institute, Queensland).
15. Proportional Holism: Joking the Cosmos Into the Right Shape in North Asia (Rane Willerslev, Moesgaard Museum, Hojbjerg and Morten Axel Pedersen, Københavns Universitet).
16. One Past and Many Pasts: Varieties of Historical Holism in Melanesia and the West (Eric Hirsch, Brunel University and Daniele Moretti, Brunel University).
17. Drawing Together: Materials, Gestures, Lines (Tim Ingold, University of Aberdeen).
Index.

Review：
The term "holism" is shorthand for a central predicament in anthropology: human situations are culturally structured, but individuals, who participate in more than one cultural "whole," can sometimes change the rules. This volume explores the theoretical space between those two aspects of the human condition.
Richard Handler, University of Virginia

These authors persuasively, even passionately, refocus the analysis of socio-cultural ontology. In showing how the simplistic rejection of past holisms undermined anthropology's fundamental commitments, they instead devise ingeniously critical new perspectives reflecting today's massively reconfigured and variegated understandings of context.
Michael Herzfeld (Harvard University)

In this capacious and brilliantly-edited collection, holism no longer suggests a totalizing project, but rather an indispensable toolkit of world-making strategies. The innovative essays gathered here map a new, multi-scaled landscape of Anthropological research.
James Clifford, University of California, Santa Cruz.
Author of The Predicament of Culture.

‘Holism' does its magic again. This is an extraordinarily interesting commentary on the present state of anthropology that would never have come together without the editors' pursuit of an apparently unfashionable idea.
Marilyn Strathern

From the Back Cover：
Experiments in Holism: Theory and Practice in Contemporary Anthropologypresents a series of essays that critically examine the ongoing relevance of holism and its theoretical and methodological potential in today's world. Contributions from a diverse collection of leading anthropologists reveal how recent critiques of the holistic approach have not led to its wholesale rejection, but rather to a panoply of experiments that critically reassess and reemploy holism. The essays focus on aspects of holism including its utilization in current ethnographic research, holistic considerations in cultural anthropology, the French structuralist tradition, the predominantly English tradition of social anthropology, and many others. Collectively, the essays show how holism is simultaneously central to, and problematically a part of, the theory and practice of anthropology. Experiments in Holism reveals how contemporary attempts to rescale and retool anthropology entail new ways of coming to terms with anthropology’s heritage of holism, seeking to obviate its current excesses while recapturing its critical potential to meet the challenges of our contemporary world.

About the Author：
Ton Otto is Professor of Anthropology and Ethnography at Aarhus University, Denmark, and Professor and Research Leader at The Cairns Institute, James Cook University, Australia. His most recent publications include the co-edited volumes: Tradition and Agency: Tracing Cultural Continuity and Invention (2005, with Poul Pedersen) and Warfare and Society: Archaeological and Social Anthropological Perspectives (2006, with Henrik Thrane and Helle Vandkilde).
Nils Bubandt is Professor of Anthropology at Aarhus University and co-editor-in-chief of Ethnos. He is the co-author of Imagining Nature: Practices of Cosmology and Identity (2003, with Andreas Roepstorff and Kalevi Kull), and has published numerous articles on topics such as forgery, witchcraft, globalization, and conflict.