The limits of meaning : case studies in the anthropology of Christianity
by
 
Engelke, Matthew Eric.

Title
The limits of meaning : case studies in the anthropology of Christianity

Author
Engelke, Matthew Eric.

ISBN
9781845451707

Publication Information
New York : Berghahn Books, 2006.

Physical Description
vi, 239 s. ; 24 cm.

Contents
Meaning, anthropology, Christianity / When silence isn't golden : charismatic speech and the limits of literalism / Clarity and charisma : on the uses of ambiguity in ritual life / Rituals without final acts : prayer and success in World Vision Zimbabwe's humanitarian work / Nationalism and millenarianism in West Papua : institutional power, interpretive practice, and the pursuit of Christian truth / The limits of meaning in Fijian Methodist sermons / Converting meanings and the meanings of conversion in Samoan moral economies / Dusty signs and roots of faith : the limits of Christian meaning in highland Bolivia / Paranomics : on the semiotics of sacral action / Afterword : on limits, ruptures, meaning, and meaninglessness

Subject Term
Hıristiyanlık ve kültür -- Kongreler.
 
Etnoloji -- Hıristiyanlık -- Kongreler.
 
Anlam (Felsefe) -- Dini Yönleri -- Hıristiyanlık -- Kongreler.
 
Din antropolojisi -- Kongreler.
 
Christianity and culture -- Congresses.
 
Ethnology -- Religious aspects -- Christianity -- Congresses.
 
Meaning (Philosophy) -- Religious aspects -- Christianity -- Congresses.
 
Anthropology of religion -- Congresses.

Added Author
Engelke, Matthew Eric.
 
Tomlinson, Matt, 1970-

Added Corporate Author
American Anthropological Association. Meeting (101st : 2002 : New Orleans, La.)


LibraryMaterial TypeItem BarcodeShelf Number[[missing key: search.ChildField.HOLDING]]Status
Beytepe LibraryBook7.2/12/428327BR115.C8 L55 2006Beytepe Genel Koleksiyon