Titlebook: Ethnographies of Moral Reasoning; Living Paradoxes of Karen Sykes Book 2009 Karen Sykes 2009 age.brand.corruption.ethnography.living.measu

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-81-322-2322-1 evaluate the extensions of customary behavior and belief in social life.. These speeches show how attempts to live with that paradox of daily life, between local family and extended kin, is judged as a matter of custom. Both speakers are grassroots men in their middle age, living at the resettlemen

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Jean-Claude Geffroy,Gilles Motetof articles discussed and revised. I entered the discussion toward the end of this period in a weekend workshop held in Manchester on April 29–30, 2006, where the penultimate drafts were presented. As the essays dealt mainly with Melanesia and South Asia, and as I am one of the few anthropologists a

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Charity: Conversations about Need and GreedIn this chapter I examine ethnographically some of the ways in which people discuss what they or others should and should not do, and what they . do in their attempts to live good lives. I ask how people reason in different kinds of conversation about norms of social behavior, and what they say they are doing when they follow or break those norms.

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