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florescence - Transformation Indeed, one could argue that these alternative outcomes are always co-pre... other (Stack 1974). * Welfare activism has often argued that women's informal exchanges of care are unpa

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merging new school of thought in anthropology. He argued that it was wrong to view people's ideas about w... eriod. Some, like Comaroff and Comaroff (1999), argue that they are not a belief in magic at all, but a

3.1.2

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in some way in these societies because, as Mauss argues, reciprocity itself is fundamental to society as

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who observed a common pattern in burial which he argued was evidence of Durkheim's main theory of societ

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ultural script needs to be shared. As Long also argues, no single script is complete. People need to re

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Nothing left to lose In last week's lecture, I argued that the value of choice in all things is an exa

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Park (Sydney Morning Herald 1948)? These are, I argue, symptoms of a particular culture of death in whi

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into a sign of a "good" delivery. 3. Davis-Floyd argues that US hospital births as rituals use symbols o