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~~DECKJS~~ ====== The obligations of the gift ====== ===== The obligations of the gift ===== ==== Week 2: Society as a system of total services ===... “spirit of the thing given.” When someone gives a gift, they give part of themselves. “The //hau// wishe... g profit? ===== Reciprocity is everywhere ===== Gift economies are not simply societies in which there

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system of total services. Specifically, giving a gift involves **a triple obligation**: * The obliga... oduction, chapters 1-2, and conclusion.” In //The Gift: The Form and Reason for Exchange in Archaic Soci

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from–to story: No society is simply walking from gift exchange, reciprocity, and interdependence to ali... ommodity consumption. * Both the logic of the gift and the logic of the commodity coexist in every s

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hlins (1992) ===== Gifts and commodities ===== Gift exchange (or reciprocal exchange) and commodity e... e now that both modes exist in every society. * Gift exchange and capitalist institutions coexist but

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00) ===== Society as rules ===== Mauss says the gift comes with obligations for giver and recipient be... g to reciprocate, you have effectively stolen the gift. There is scope for creativity, choice, and inde

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| |\\ | Aug 10 | 2. [[2.2|The obligations of the gift ]] | | |\\ | **3** | **A world of commodities** |... oduction, chapters 1-2, and conclusion.” In //The Gift: The Form and Reason for Exchange in Archaic Soci

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from Marx. At the same time, Mauss’s idea of the gift can be seen as the logical opposite of the Marxis

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e chain” linking households through commodity and gift exchanges (Hochschild 2000). (These chains are al