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9781571815569

Creative Land

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  • ISBN13:

    9781571815569

  • ISBN10:

    1571815562

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2003-08-01
  • Publisher: Berghahn Books

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Summary

What is creative in kinship? How are people connected to places? James Leach answers these questions by examining the making of people and the emergence of places in a particular context. Creative Land develops a powerful idea: the formulation of "creativity" as an ongoing and integral part of kinship as environmental engagement. It amounts to a re-organization of traditional domains of anthropological knowledge (such as subsistence economics, ritual, kinship, and gender) and yields a fresh perspective on the connections people trace to one another and the outcomes of their endeavors.

Table of Contents

List of Maps, Figures, Tables, and Photographs
ix
Acknowledgements xi
Notes on the Text xv
Preface xvii
Introduction 1(1)
The Rai Coast
1(20)
Process and Kinship
21(12)
Kinship, Process, and Creativity
22(4)
Cognation and Flexibility
26(3)
An Alternative to the Genealogical Model
29(2)
The Palem
31(2)
Residence History and Palem
33(24)
Hamlets Past and Present
33(8)
Hamlets as Social Groups
41(8)
The Labours of Lawrence
49(3)
Complexity
52(5)
Marrying Sisters
57(34)
Defining Relationships
57(18)
Myths and Explanations
75(16)
Gardens, Land, and Growth
91(36)
Origin Points
92(1)
Gendered Productivity: The Tambaran
93(7)
Households and Gardens
100(1)
Gardening, not `Production'
101(13)
Gardens, Land, and Substance
114(4)
Male Continuity, Female Movement
118(9)
Birth, Emergence, and Exchange
127(32)
The Transactions Between Affinal Kin Focused on Children
128(15)
Mother's Brothers in the Anthropological Literature
143(2)
Affinal Payments and Lineality in Reite
145(6)
Visibility and Recognition
151(8)
Spirit, Flesh, and Bone
159(34)
The Palem as a Body
159(18)
Performing Places. People and Spirits as Land Made Mobile
177(16)
Places and Bodies, Landscape and Perception
193(18)
The Concept of Landscape in Anthropology
196(5)
Hearing and Vision as Sensory Modalities
201(5)
Landscape in the Nekgini Lifeworld
206(5)
Creative Land
211(8)
Land, Place, and Person
211(4)
Simple Principles, Complex Process
215(1)
Creativity
216(3)
Glossary 219(2)
References 221(8)
Index 229

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