Family Beyond Family
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Family Beyond Family
The Varieties of Kinship Experience
Shipton, Parker; Ito-Adler, James P.
Berghahn Books
12/2024
302
Dura
9781805397984
15 a 20 dias
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List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Parker Shipton
Part I: Perceiving, Projecting, and Re-imagining Kinship
Chapter 1. Kinship in Shifting Perspectives (or: Brother, Can You Paradigm?)
Parker Shipton
Chapter 2. Genealogy and other Essential Fictions: The Family in Essence and Consensus
James W. Fernandez
Chapter 3. Only Connect: The Challenge of Being Born Human
John Edward Terrell
Part II: Close Family and Roles Delegated Inside and Out
Chapter 4. Fictive Fatherhood
Nicholas Townsend
Chapter 5. Sponsoring Careers: A Person-Centered View of Fictive Kinship Pragmatics
Robert A. LeVine
Part III: Ritual Kinship and Some of Its Variants
Chapter 6. "Iron Brothers" and "Dear Customers": Fictive Kinship and Social Change in China
Chun-Yi Sum and Jason Jiansheng Li
Chapter 7. Masquerading Rites of Passage: Fictive Marriage in Iran
Shahla Haeri
Chapter 8. Patrilineality and Its Alternatives in the Islamic Middle East: Milk, Umma, Sect, and Tariqa
Charles Lindholm
Part IV: Further Forms of Familyhood
Chapter 9. Meta-Kinship: Nominal Relatives as Fact, Fiction, and Factual Fiction
Parker Shipton
Chapter 10. Mechanical Automata and Performative Kinship: Repair and Relatedness through "As If" Illusions
Ellen Schattschneider
Chapter 11. Old Worlds from Fragments: Holocaust Family Memory in the Age of Ancestral DNA
Mark Auslander
Conclusion: Coda
James P. Ito-Adler and Parker Shipton
Index
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Parker Shipton
Part I: Perceiving, Projecting, and Re-imagining Kinship
Chapter 1. Kinship in Shifting Perspectives (or: Brother, Can You Paradigm?)
Parker Shipton
Chapter 2. Genealogy and other Essential Fictions: The Family in Essence and Consensus
James W. Fernandez
Chapter 3. Only Connect: The Challenge of Being Born Human
John Edward Terrell
Part II: Close Family and Roles Delegated Inside and Out
Chapter 4. Fictive Fatherhood
Nicholas Townsend
Chapter 5. Sponsoring Careers: A Person-Centered View of Fictive Kinship Pragmatics
Robert A. LeVine
Part III: Ritual Kinship and Some of Its Variants
Chapter 6. "Iron Brothers" and "Dear Customers": Fictive Kinship and Social Change in China
Chun-Yi Sum and Jason Jiansheng Li
Chapter 7. Masquerading Rites of Passage: Fictive Marriage in Iran
Shahla Haeri
Chapter 8. Patrilineality and Its Alternatives in the Islamic Middle East: Milk, Umma, Sect, and Tariqa
Charles Lindholm
Part IV: Further Forms of Familyhood
Chapter 9. Meta-Kinship: Nominal Relatives as Fact, Fiction, and Factual Fiction
Parker Shipton
Chapter 10. Mechanical Automata and Performative Kinship: Repair and Relatedness through "As If" Illusions
Ellen Schattschneider
Chapter 11. Old Worlds from Fragments: Holocaust Family Memory in the Age of Ancestral DNA
Mark Auslander
Conclusion: Coda
James P. Ito-Adler and Parker Shipton
Index
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Anthropology (General), Sociology
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Parker Shipton
Part I: Perceiving, Projecting, and Re-imagining Kinship
Chapter 1. Kinship in Shifting Perspectives (or: Brother, Can You Paradigm?)
Parker Shipton
Chapter 2. Genealogy and other Essential Fictions: The Family in Essence and Consensus
James W. Fernandez
Chapter 3. Only Connect: The Challenge of Being Born Human
John Edward Terrell
Part II: Close Family and Roles Delegated Inside and Out
Chapter 4. Fictive Fatherhood
Nicholas Townsend
Chapter 5. Sponsoring Careers: A Person-Centered View of Fictive Kinship Pragmatics
Robert A. LeVine
Part III: Ritual Kinship and Some of Its Variants
Chapter 6. "Iron Brothers" and "Dear Customers": Fictive Kinship and Social Change in China
Chun-Yi Sum and Jason Jiansheng Li
Chapter 7. Masquerading Rites of Passage: Fictive Marriage in Iran
Shahla Haeri
Chapter 8. Patrilineality and Its Alternatives in the Islamic Middle East: Milk, Umma, Sect, and Tariqa
Charles Lindholm
Part IV: Further Forms of Familyhood
Chapter 9. Meta-Kinship: Nominal Relatives as Fact, Fiction, and Factual Fiction
Parker Shipton
Chapter 10. Mechanical Automata and Performative Kinship: Repair and Relatedness through "As If" Illusions
Ellen Schattschneider
Chapter 11. Old Worlds from Fragments: Holocaust Family Memory in the Age of Ancestral DNA
Mark Auslander
Conclusion: Coda
James P. Ito-Adler and Parker Shipton
Index
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Parker Shipton
Part I: Perceiving, Projecting, and Re-imagining Kinship
Chapter 1. Kinship in Shifting Perspectives (or: Brother, Can You Paradigm?)
Parker Shipton
Chapter 2. Genealogy and other Essential Fictions: The Family in Essence and Consensus
James W. Fernandez
Chapter 3. Only Connect: The Challenge of Being Born Human
John Edward Terrell
Part II: Close Family and Roles Delegated Inside and Out
Chapter 4. Fictive Fatherhood
Nicholas Townsend
Chapter 5. Sponsoring Careers: A Person-Centered View of Fictive Kinship Pragmatics
Robert A. LeVine
Part III: Ritual Kinship and Some of Its Variants
Chapter 6. "Iron Brothers" and "Dear Customers": Fictive Kinship and Social Change in China
Chun-Yi Sum and Jason Jiansheng Li
Chapter 7. Masquerading Rites of Passage: Fictive Marriage in Iran
Shahla Haeri
Chapter 8. Patrilineality and Its Alternatives in the Islamic Middle East: Milk, Umma, Sect, and Tariqa
Charles Lindholm
Part IV: Further Forms of Familyhood
Chapter 9. Meta-Kinship: Nominal Relatives as Fact, Fiction, and Factual Fiction
Parker Shipton
Chapter 10. Mechanical Automata and Performative Kinship: Repair and Relatedness through "As If" Illusions
Ellen Schattschneider
Chapter 11. Old Worlds from Fragments: Holocaust Family Memory in the Age of Ancestral DNA
Mark Auslander
Conclusion: Coda
James P. Ito-Adler and Parker Shipton
Index
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