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Honor and Grace in Anthropology

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Klappentext Different aspects of honour and grace! and the strategies and transactions by which they can be obtained. Zusammenfassung This collection of essays develops a line of thought in anthropology which was opened in the 1960s by the editors (and some of the same contributors) in Honor and Shame: The Values of a Mediterranean Society. The essays! half of them historical and half contemporary! deal with different aspects of honour and grace! and the strategies and transactions by which they can be obtained. Inhaltsverzeichnis List of illustrations; Notes on contributors; 1. Introduction J. G. Peristiany and Julian Pitt-Rivers; 2. Royalty and ritual in the Middle Ages: coronation and funerary rites in France Catherine Lafages; 3. The court surrounds the King: Louis XIV, the Palatine Princess, and Saint-Simon Emmanuel Leroy Ladurie; 4. Rites as acts of institution Pierre Bourdieu; 5. Religion, world views, social classes, and honor during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries in Spain Julio Caro Baroja; 6. The Sophron - a secular saint? Wisdom and the wise in a Cypriot community J. G. Peristiany; 7. The Greek hero J. K. Campbell; 8. Name, blood, and miracles: the claims to renown in traditional Sicily Maria Pia Di Bella; 9. From the death of men to the peace of God: violence and peace-making in the Rif Raymond Jamous; 10. Indarra: some reflections on a Basque concept Sandra Ott; 11. Postscript: the place of grace in anthropology Julian Pitt-Rivers; Index.

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