Setting Boundaries: The Anthropology of Spatial and Social Organization

Elizabeth Beaton · Deborah Pellow

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Illustrations Foreword by Edward T. Hall Preface Introduction The Multidimensional Nature of Boundaries: Social Classifications, Human Ecology and Domesticity by Roderick J. Lawrence Boundaries in France by Susan Carlisle Tearing Down the Fences: Public Gardens and Municipal Power in Nineteenth Century Vienna, Austria by Robert Rotenberg Tourism and the Emergence of Design Self-Consciousness in a Rural Portuguese Town by Denise Lawrence Boundaries of Home in Toronto Housing Cooperatives by Margaret Rodman and Matthew Cooper Intimate Boundaries: A Chinese Puzzle by Deborah Pellow The Spatial Layout of Hierarchy: Residential Style of the Modern Japanese Nobility by Takie Sugiyama Lebra Constructing Differences: Spatial Boundaries and Social Change in Two Costa Rican Plazas by Setha M. Low Negotiating Boundaries: A Perspective From Nigeria by Renee Pittin Boundaries Real and Imagined by Graeme J. Hardie Concluding Thoughts by Deborah Pellow Index

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