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In this book, James Boon ranges through history and around the globe in a series of provocative reflections on the limitations, attractions, and ambiguities of cultural interpretation. The book reflects the unusual keyword of its title, extra-vagance, a term Thoreau used to refer to thought that ski...
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Boon, James A., author. aut http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/aut Verging on Extra-Vagance : Anthropology, History, Religion, Literature, Arts . . . Showbiz / James A. Boon. Princeton, NJ : Princeton University Press, [2021] ©1999 1 online resource (368 p.) : 16 halftones text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier text file PDF rda Frontmatter -- Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Preface -- Rehearsals. An Endlessly Extra-Vagant Scholar: Kenneth Burke -- A Similar Genre: Opera -- Plus Melville, Cavell, Commodity-Life; Showbiz -- PART ONE: RITUALS, REREADING, RHETORICAL TURNS -- Chapter One. Re Menses: Rereading Ruth Benedict, Ultraobjectively -- Chapter Two Of Foreskins: (Un)Circumcision, Religious Histories, Difficult Description (Montaigne/Remondino) -- Chapter Three About a Footnote: Between-the-Wars Bali; Its Relics Regained -- Interlude: Essay-etudes and Tristimania -- PART TWO: MULTIMEDIATIONS: COINCIDENCE, MEMORY, MAGICS -- Chapter Four Cosmopolitan Moments: As-if Confessions of an Ethnographer- Tourist (Echoey "Cosmomes") -- Chapter Five Why Museums Make Me Sad (Eccentric Musings) -- Chapter Six Litterytoor 'n' Anthropolygee: An Experimental Wedding of Incongruous Styles from Mark Twain and Marcel Mauss -- PART THREE: CROSS-OVER STUDIES, SERIOCOMIC CRITIQUE -- A Little Polemic, Quizzically -- Chapter Seven Against Coping Across Cultures: Self-help Semiotics Rebuffed -- Chapter Eight Errant Anthropology, with Apologies to Chaucer -- Chapter Nine Margins and Hierarchies and Rhetorics That Subjugate -- Chapter Ten Evermore Derrida, Always the Same (What Gives?) -- Chapter Eleven Taking Torgovnick as She Takes Others -- Chapter Twelve Rerun (1980s): Mary Douglas's Grid/Group Grilled -- Chapter Thirteen Update (1990s): Coca-Cola Consumes Baudrillard, and a Balinese (Putu) Consumes Coca-Cola -- Encores and Envoi. Burke, Cavell, etc., Unforgotten -- Acknowledgments and Credits -- Notes -- References -- Index restricted access http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_16ec online access with authorization star In this book, James Boon ranges through history and around the globe in a series of provocative reflections on the limitations, attractions, and ambiguities of cultural interpretation. The book reflects the unusual keyword of its title, extra-vagance, a term Thoreau used to refer to thought that skirts traditional boundaries. Boon follows Thoreau's lead by broaching subjects as diverse as Balinese ritual, Montaigne, Chaucer, Tarzan, Perry Mason, opera, and the ideas of Jacques Derrida, Ruth Benedict, Kenneth Burke, and Mary Douglas. He makes creative and often playful leaps among eclectic texts and rituals that do not hold single, fixed meanings, but numerous, changing, and exceedingly specific ones. Boon opens by exploring links between ritual and reading, focusing on commentaries about the seclusion of menstruating women in Native American culture, trance dances in Bali, and circumcision (or lack of it) in contrasting religions. He considers the ironies of "first-person ethnography" by telling stories from his own fieldwork, reflecting on ethnological museums, and making seriocomic connections between Mark Twain and Marcel Mauss. In expansive discussions that touch on Manhattan and Sri Lanka, the Louvre and the "World of Coca-Cola" museum, willfully obscure academic theory and shamelessly commercial show business, Boon underlines the inadequacies of simple ideologies and pat generalizations. The book is a profound and eloquent exploration of cultural comparison by one of America's most original and innovative anthropologists. Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web. In English. Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (publisher's Web site, viewed 30. Aug 2021) SOCIAL SCIENCE / Anthropology / General. bisacsh Apollonian and Dionysian values. Buginese. Calvin and Calvinism. Christian rites and contexts. Dolly as a leading motive. Dutch scholarship. France and the French. Grandville. Hollywood. Indic rites and contexts. Islamic rites and contexts. Japanese friends and culture. Jewish rites and contexts. alchemy. amusement industry. aphorism. births, actual and metaphorical. bricolage. carnivalization. circumcisions. comedy and theory. cyberspace. deconstruction. desire and theory. dialectics. elective affinities. ethnography as a genre. extra-Vagance. feminist topics. genitality as a category. hermeneutics. hybrids and hybridities. iconography and art history. journalistic accounts. lists and copiousness. margins and marginality. marriage institutions. melancholia. modernism and modernity. motives and leading motives. museums. mystic positions. neoplatonism. novels as a genre. palimpsests. polemical critique. postmodernist positions. race and racisms. renunciation. sacrifice. seriocomic interpretation. 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Frontmatter -- Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Preface -- Rehearsals. An Endlessly Extra-Vagant Scholar: Kenneth Burke -- A Similar Genre: Opera -- Plus Melville, Cavell, Commodity-Life; Showbiz -- PART ONE: RITUALS, REREADING, RHETORICAL TURNS -- Chapter One. Re Menses: Rereading Ruth Benedict, Ultraobjectively -- Chapter Two Of Foreskins: (Un)Circumcision, Religious Histories, Difficult Description (Montaigne/Remondino) -- Chapter Three About a Footnote: Between-the-Wars Bali; Its Relics Regained -- Interlude: Essay-etudes and Tristimania -- PART TWO: MULTIMEDIATIONS: COINCIDENCE, MEMORY, MAGICS -- Chapter Four Cosmopolitan Moments: As-if Confessions of an Ethnographer- Tourist (Echoey "Cosmomes") -- Chapter Five Why Museums Make Me Sad (Eccentric Musings) -- Chapter Six Litterytoor 'n' Anthropolygee: An Experimental Wedding of Incongruous Styles from Mark Twain and Marcel Mauss -- PART THREE: CROSS-OVER STUDIES, SERIOCOMIC CRITIQUE -- A Little Polemic, Quizzically -- Chapter Seven Against Coping Across Cultures: Self-help Semiotics Rebuffed -- Chapter Eight Errant Anthropology, with Apologies to Chaucer -- Chapter Nine Margins and Hierarchies and Rhetorics That Subjugate -- Chapter Ten Evermore Derrida, Always the Same (What Gives?) -- Chapter Eleven Taking Torgovnick as She Takes Others -- Chapter Twelve Rerun (1980s): Mary Douglas's Grid/Group Grilled -- Chapter Thirteen Update (1990s): Coca-Cola Consumes Baudrillard, and a Balinese (Putu) Consumes Coca-Cola -- Encores and Envoi. Burke, Cavell, etc., Unforgotten -- Acknowledgments and Credits -- Notes -- References -- Index |
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