... past the feeling of deprivation that comes from shedding centuries‐old philosophical assumptions and that their explicit rejection of the nature/culture binary makes their work better suited to addressing the great problem of our time — climate change. [email protected] Copyright...

...Annemarie Mol This piece is a response to Marilyn Strathern's article, “Binary License,” in the Common Knowledge symposium on “comparative relativism.” Arguing that, across noncoherent practices, there is room for different natures, the essay suggests that modes of relating (the briefly invoked...

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...Marilyn Strathern This piece answers responses by Bruce Kapferer, Annemarie Mol, and Morten Pedersen to the author's article “Binary License,” appearing in the Common Knowledge symposium on “comparative relativism.” She emphasizes that, whatever contributions to theory may be attributed to her...

... The opposition of science to religion—like the correlative binaries of reason and revelation, rationality and irrationality—is central to the way in which the West has organized its intellectual history.1 Such oppositions instantiate the claim...

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...Jeffrey M. Perl; Paul J. Griffiths; G. R. Evans; Clark Davis This essay, which is the editor's introduction to part 1 of a multipart symposium on quietism, also constitutes his call for symposium papers. The symposium is meant be comprehensive. It is described as political and broadly cultural...

... The quintessential (post)modern body, she argues, is not a natural, biological organism, but rather a fuzzy hybrid of organic and inorganic, human and non- The authors wish it known that they have contributed 2.  Richard Schechner, Between Theater and Anthropology equally to this article...

... be connecting European ways ofand acting thinking with analogous ones Even better societies. ofmany future about the creatively thinking for Europe movements, social and freedom, and solidarity.” nature and are reconciled and in which a “globalexists that combineshumankind culture...

... be connecting European ways ofand acting thinking with analogous ones Even better societies. ofmany future about the creatively thinking for Europe movements, social and freedom, and solidarity.” nature and are reconciled and in which a “globalexists that combineshumankind culture...

... be connecting European ways ofand acting thinking with analogous ones Even better societies. ofmany future about the creatively thinking for Europe movements, social and freedom, and solidarity.” nature and are reconciled and in which a “globalexists that combineshumankind culture...

... be connecting European ways ofand acting thinking with analogous ones Even better societies. ofmany future about the creatively thinking for Europe movements, social and freedom, and solidarity.” nature and are reconciled and in which a “globalexists that combineshumankind culture...

... be connecting European ways ofand acting thinking with analogous ones Even better societies. ofmany future about the creatively thinking for Europe movements, social and freedom, and solidarity.” nature and are reconciled and in which a “globalexists that combineshumankind culture...

... be connecting European ways ofand acting thinking with analogous ones Even better societies. ofmany future about the creatively thinking for Europe movements, social and freedom, and solidarity.” nature and are reconciled and in which a “globalexists that combineshumankind culture...

... be connecting European ways ofand acting thinking with analogous ones Even better societies. ofmany future about the creatively thinking for Europe movements, social and freedom, and solidarity.” nature and are reconciled and in which a “globalexists that combineshumankind culture...