Ordinary ethics: anthropology, language, and action / ed. by M.Lambek. - New York: Fordham University Press, 2010. - xvii, 458 p. - Bibliogr.: p.415-450. - Ind.: p.451-458. - ISBN 978-0-8232-3316-8  Место хранения:   035 | Объединенный институт истории, филологии и философии СО РАН | Новосибирск | Библиотека

Оглавление / Contents

Acknowledgments ................................................ xi Contributors ................................................. xiii Introduction .................................................... 1 Michael Lambek Part One Theoretical frameworks Toward an Ethics of the Act Michael Lambek .............................................. 39 Minds, Surfaces, and Reasons in the Anthropology of Ethics Webb Keane .................................................. 64 From the Ethical to the Themitical (and Back): Groundwork for an Anthropology of Ethics James D. Faubion ............................................ 84 Part Two The Ethics of Speaking Ethics, Language, and Human Sociality Alan Rumsey ................................................ 105 The Ordinary Ethics of Everyday Talk Jack Sidnell ............................................... 123 Part Three Responsibility and Agency Agency and Responsibility: Perhaps You Can Have Too Much of a Good Thing James Laidlaw .............................................. 143 Abu Ghraib and the Problem of Evil Steven C. Caton ............................................ 165 Part Four Punishment and Personal Dignity The Punishment of Ethical Behavior Charles Stafford ........................................... 187 Ordinary Ethics and Changing Cosmologies: Exemplification from North Australia Francesca Merlan ........................................... 207 Philosophical Comments on Charles Stafford and Francesca Merlan Judith Baker ............................................... 225 Part Five Ethics and Formality Natural Manners: Etiquette, Ethics, and Sincerity in American Conduct Manuals Shirley Yeung .............................................. 235 "They Did It like a Song": Ethics, Aesthetics, and Tradition in Hopi Legal Discourse Justin B. Richland ......................................... 249 Part Six Ethical Subjects: Character and Practice People of No Substance: Imposture and the Contingency of Morality in the Colombian Amazon Carlos David Londono Sulkin ................................ 273 Ethics Between Public and Private: Sex Workers' Relationships in London Sophie Day ................................................. 292 On the Pragmatics of Empathy in the Neurodiversity Movement Paul Antze ................................................. 310 Being Sadharana: Talking about the Just Business Person in Sri Lanka Nireka Weeratunge .......................................... 328 Part Seven Ethical Life: Encounters With History, Religion, and the Political Engaging Others: Religious Conviction and Irony in the Holy Lands Donna Young ................................................ 351 Between Queer Ethics and Sexual Morality Naisargi N. Dave ........................................... 368 Engaging the Life of the Other: Love and Everyday Life Veena Das .................................................. 376 The Ghosts of War and the Ethics of Memory Heonik Kwon ................................................ 400 Bibliography .................................................. 415 Index ......................................................... 451