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Between anthropology and literature: Interdisciplinary discourse/ edited by Rose De Angelis.

Contributor(s): De Angelis, Rose, edMaterial type: Text

TextSeries: Routledge Harwood anthropologyPublication details: New York: Routledge, 2014Description: x, 180 p. ; 24 cmISBN: 9780415753906Subject(s): Literature and anthropology | Literature, Modern | Anthropologists' writings | Culture in literature | LiteratureDDC classification: 809.93355

Contents:

Introduction -- Anthropology and literature as ethnography -- The ethnographic novel: finding the insider's voice -- S̃plendid disciplines:̃ American Indian women's ethnographic literature -- A woman's work is never done: business and family politics in Umbertina and R̃osa in Television Land ̃ -- Anthropology, ritual and literature -- Rituals to cope with change in women's lives: Judith Minty's Dancing the Fault -- The subversion of ritual in the theatre of Paloma Pedrero -- Ãnd love thee after:̃ necrophilia on the Jacobean stage -- Staging the social drama of Maghrebi women in the theatre of Fatima Gallaire -- Anthropology and literature as travelogue -- Oriental imprisonments: Habaneras as seen by nineteenth-century women travel writers -- Travelers possessed: generic hybrids and the Caribbean -- Anthropology and literature: of bedfellows and illegitimate offspring -- Index.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
General Books	Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section	809.93355 ANG/B (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Checked out	08/02/2021	P41153

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Introduction --
Anthropology and literature as ethnography --
The ethnographic novel: finding the insider's voice --
S̃plendid disciplines:̃ American Indian women's ethnographic literature --
A woman's work is never done: business and family politics in Umbertina and R̃osa in Television Land ̃ --
Anthropology, ritual and literature --
Rituals to cope with change in women's lives: Judith Minty's Dancing the Fault --
The subversion of ritual in the theatre of Paloma Pedrero --
Ãnd love thee after:̃ necrophilia on the Jacobean stage --
Staging the social drama of Maghrebi women in the theatre of Fatima Gallaire --
Anthropology and literature as travelogue --
Oriental imprisonments: Habaneras as seen by nineteenth-century women travel writers --
Travelers possessed: generic hybrids and the Caribbean --
Anthropology and literature: of bedfellows and illegitimate offspring --
Index.

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