Conceiving Persons
Ethnographies of Procreation, Fertility and Growth Volume 68
Herausgeber: Loizos, Peter
Conceiving Persons
Ethnographies of Procreation, Fertility and Growth Volume 68
Herausgeber: Loizos, Peter
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This volume provides an international analysis of the core metaphors and practices of human sexual and social reproduction in their personal, social and cosmological contexts.
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This volume provides an international analysis of the core metaphors and practices of human sexual and social reproduction in their personal, social and cosmological contexts.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 292
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Januar 1999
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 222mm x 145mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 501g
- ISBN-13: 9781845206901
- ISBN-10: 1845206908
- Artikelnr.: 22237856
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 292
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Januar 1999
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 222mm x 145mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 501g
- ISBN-13: 9781845206901
- ISBN-10: 1845206908
- Artikelnr.: 22237856
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Peter Loizos is professor of Anthropology at the London School of Economics. Patrick Heady recieved his doctorate in Antropology from the London School of Economics and works at the Office for national Statistics
1 Introduction 2 No substance, no kinship? Procreation, performativity and
Temanambondro parent-child relations 3 Procreation theories and their
implications: overcoming the absent father in southern Tanzania 4 Making
persons, marking differences: procreation beliefs in highland Bolivia 5
Every infant is born with its 'younger sibling': childbirth and care among
Amurang fishermen 6 Women, work and procreation beliefs in two Muslim
communities 7 Procreation in Islam: a reading from Egypt of people and
texts 8 The light of life: representations of procreation, divinity and
property in Carnia and Anatolia 9 The essence of being: procreation and
sexuality in mid-century Macedonia 10 Procreation metaphors in rural
Greece: cultivating, bread-making, weaving 11 Procreation, patriarchy and
medical science: the resistance to recognizing maternal contributions in
European embryological though.
Temanambondro parent-child relations 3 Procreation theories and their
implications: overcoming the absent father in southern Tanzania 4 Making
persons, marking differences: procreation beliefs in highland Bolivia 5
Every infant is born with its 'younger sibling': childbirth and care among
Amurang fishermen 6 Women, work and procreation beliefs in two Muslim
communities 7 Procreation in Islam: a reading from Egypt of people and
texts 8 The light of life: representations of procreation, divinity and
property in Carnia and Anatolia 9 The essence of being: procreation and
sexuality in mid-century Macedonia 10 Procreation metaphors in rural
Greece: cultivating, bread-making, weaving 11 Procreation, patriarchy and
medical science: the resistance to recognizing maternal contributions in
European embryological though.
1 Introduction 2 No substance, no kinship? Procreation, performativity and
Temanambondro parent-child relations 3 Procreation theories and their
implications: overcoming the absent father in southern Tanzania 4 Making
persons, marking differences: procreation beliefs in highland Bolivia 5
Every infant is born with its 'younger sibling': childbirth and care among
Amurang fishermen 6 Women, work and procreation beliefs in two Muslim
communities 7 Procreation in Islam: a reading from Egypt of people and
texts 8 The light of life: representations of procreation, divinity and
property in Carnia and Anatolia 9 The essence of being: procreation and
sexuality in mid-century Macedonia 10 Procreation metaphors in rural
Greece: cultivating, bread-making, weaving 11 Procreation, patriarchy and
medical science: the resistance to recognizing maternal contributions in
European embryological though.
Temanambondro parent-child relations 3 Procreation theories and their
implications: overcoming the absent father in southern Tanzania 4 Making
persons, marking differences: procreation beliefs in highland Bolivia 5
Every infant is born with its 'younger sibling': childbirth and care among
Amurang fishermen 6 Women, work and procreation beliefs in two Muslim
communities 7 Procreation in Islam: a reading from Egypt of people and
texts 8 The light of life: representations of procreation, divinity and
property in Carnia and Anatolia 9 The essence of being: procreation and
sexuality in mid-century Macedonia 10 Procreation metaphors in rural
Greece: cultivating, bread-making, weaving 11 Procreation, patriarchy and
medical science: the resistance to recognizing maternal contributions in
European embryological though.







