Titlebook: Interpreting Clifford Geertz; Cultural Investigati Jeffrey C. Alexander,Philip Smith,Matthew Norton Book 2011 Jeffrey C. Alexander, Philip

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230118980anthropology; culture; ritual; semiotics; social science; work

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Geertzian IronyIn his .,. Clifford Geertz offers a succinct account of what he learned about anthropology from his graduate student fieldwork. First, “the study of other peoples’ cultures— involves discovering who they think they are, what they think they are doing and to what end they think they are doing it.” Second,

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“To Locate in the Tenor of Their Setting the Sources of Their Spell”: Clifford Geertz and the “Stronory” has been dominated by “culturally unmusical scholars.”. In trying to understand the transformations and crises of modern society, sociologists “emptied” rather than focused “the world of meaning.”. Even if there were glimmers from the classics,. sociology, both as theory and method, came to suffer “from a numbness toward meaning.”

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2946-3572 s a theorist rather than as an anthropologist. To date there has been no impartial, comprehensive, and authoritative work published on this critical figure.  978-0-230-11172-1978-0-230-11898-0Series ISSN 2946-3572 Series E-ISSN 2946-3580

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Introduction: The Rise and Fall and Rise of Clifford Geertzarginality. Next, prophetic intervention renewed faith and solidarity. Thence came triumph and empire—but after that things would go wrong. Complacency produced decadence, fractious infighting, and broken covenants. Failure, humiliation, and exile followed. The cycle would begin again. This tidal pe