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- 2.2
- ~~DECKJS~~ # Marcel Mauss and the gift # ## Marcel Mauss and the gift ## Ryan Schram Mills 169 (A26) ryan.schram@sydney.edu.au Wednesday,... ngka of Kawelka was preparing a //moka//, a major gift of 600 pigs, cassowaries, and thousands of dollar... arned also that he did not only want to give this gift, he had to, because Perewa and his followers had
- 3.1
- ~~DECKJS~~ # Gifts and commodities # ## Gifts and commodities ## Ryan Schram Mills 169 (A26) ryan.schram@sydney.edu.... the most influential theories of society. * The gift entails three obligations: to give, to receive, and to reciprocate. * The gift has obligations because societies are more than t
- 3.2
- thro.rschram.org/1002/3.2 ## What happens when a gift system encounters a market economy? ## When societies which are largely integrated through gifts encounter the market principle, many things can ... convert money and bought items into a new kind of gift. * Ongka (of Kawelka) includes money, a truck a... en draw on money earned in markets to make bigger gifts. Money has led to the **efflorescence** of the m
- 4.2
- tion with respect to the whole system ## When a gift system meets a commodity system, there are many p... sults. When a society organized on the basis of gifts encounters a globalizing capitalist market, many... yJF!5e1!3m2!1sen!2sau!4v1500275822352}} ## When gifts meet commodities ## When a society organized on the basis of gifts encounters a globalizing capitalist market, many
- 5.2
- a single global system. We have already seen how gift systems adapt to their contact with global market... n moral values which contrast with those found in gift-based societies. ## Dichotomous thinking ## An... men's roles in families. * Both labor markets and gift systems are male dominated. * Women fill in the g... uld once meet through the market, but now involve gifts and informal support? ## Conclusions * The en
- 5.1
- a single global system. We have already seen how gift systems adapt to their contact with global market... men's roles in families. * Both labor markets and gift systems are male dominated. * Women fill in the g... uld once meet through the market, but now involve gifts and informal support? ## Conclusions * The en
- 6.2
- support them. Remittances are, in other words, gifts of money. They are ways of doing kinship when yo... oping world, where many immigrants come from. ## Gifts make the world go round ### Remittances, migran... alize globalization as a transnational network of gifts, we get a better picture. ## The city is not a
- 2.1
- # "Pigs are our strong thing" # ## Ongka and the gift ## Ryan Schram Mills 169 (A26) ryan.schram@syd... eories of **[[:Marcel Mauss]]**. We discuss why gifts create obligations: to give, to receive, and to
- 4.1
- out writing essays and developing arguments. ## Gifts and commodities These two things are sitting o... rom Marx. At the same time, Mauss's idea of the gift can be seen as the logical opposite of the Marxis
- 6.1
- men's roles in families. * Both labor markets and gift systems are male dominated. * Women fill in the g... visas and want ads, **and** it would family ties, gifts, friendships, trust. ## References Hoc
- reading_list
- rsity of Chicago Press. Mauss, Marcel. 1990. The Gift: The Form and Reason for Exchange in Archaic Soci... Commodities: How Capitalist Value Is Made through Gifts.” HAU: Journal of Ethnographic Theory 3 (1): 21–
- 3 @1002:2018:tutorial
- interesting: * Piot says that in Kabre society, gifts obligate and indebt people to each other. He sus... bors in Kabre, and says that giving and receiving gifts was a way to communicate with people around him
- 4.0
- ll introduce a key concept in anthropology: **the gift**. Through this concept, the conflicts and contra
- 13.1
- Developed / undeveloped * Custom / rationality * Gift / commodity * Love / money ## The snake and the
- 13.2
- Developed / undeveloped * Custom / rationality * Gift / commodity * Love / money Each society, big or