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Conventional Metaphors and Anthropological Metaphysics (Record no. 937977)

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Personal name Keesing, Roger M
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Title Conventional Metaphors and Anthropological Metaphysics
Remainder of title the problematic of cultural translation
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Dates of publication and/or sequential designation Summer, 1985
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Summary, etc. Recent work on conventional metaphor together with reinterpretations of classic studies of "soul substance" and mana are examined to assess the dangers of overinterpretation-the attribution of nonexistent theologies and metaphysics-by ethnographers. In our project of cultural translation, are we prone to attribute deeper salience to other people's way of talk than they in fact imply ?
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Uncontrolled term Anthropology
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Uncontrolled term Anthropological Metaphysics
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Uncontrolled term Conventional Metaphors
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Uncontrolled term Metaphysics
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Uncontrolled term Ethnographers
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Uncontrolled term Cultural Translation
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Place, publisher, and date of publication Summer, 1985
Related parts 41(2)
Physical description 201-217
Title Journal of Anthropological Research
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Accession Number 50859
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