Everyday Life: A Poetics of Vernacular Practices

Roger D. Abrahams

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Introduction PART I: THE MANY FORMS OF GOODWILL 1 Figures of Speech 2 Forms in Opposition 3 Genres 4 Stories PART II: GOODWILL TESTED 5 Just Talking/Taking License 6 Playing 7 Events/Experiences PART III: SOCIAL IMAGINARIES 8 Zones and Borders 9 Festive Gatherings 10 Facing Off at the Border PART IV: TERMS FOR FINDING OURSELVES 11 Ethnicities 12 Identities 13 Creolizations 14 Diasporas Bibliography Index Acknowledgments

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