Existential Anthropology: Events, Exigencies, and Effects

Michael D. Jackson

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Acknowledgements Preface: The Struggle for Being Chapter 1. The Course of an Event Chapter 2. The Space of Appearances Chapter 3. Violence and Intersubjective Reason Chapter 4. Custom and Conflict in Sierra Leone: An Essay on Anarchy Chapter 5. What's in a Name? An Essay on the Power of Words Chapter 6. Mundane Ritual Chapter 7. Biotechnology and the Critique of Globalisation Chapter 8. Familiar and Foreign Bodies Chapter 9. The Prose of Suffering Chapter 10. Whose Human Rights? Chapter 11. Existential Imperatives Bibliography Index

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