The Anthropology of Cultural Performance: 2013 by Lewis, L. [Paperback]

Description: Contemporary life in most nation-states is not truly cultural, but rather "culture-like," especially in large-scale societies. Beginning with a distinction between special events and everyday life, Lewis examines fundamental events including play, ritual, work, and carnival and connects personal embodied habits and large-scale cultural practices. Lowell Lewis is Senior Lecturer in Anthropology and Performance Studies at the University of Sydney, Australia. 1. Special Events and Everyday Life 2. Play as Performance 3. Rituals and Ritual-like Genres 4. Performative Processes: Types of P/p relations 5. Embodiment, Emplacement, and Cultural Process 6. Problems in Performance and Cultural Theory

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Book Title: The Anthropology of Cultural Performance: 2013 by

Item Length: 21.6 cm

Number of Pages: 189 Pages

Language: English

Publication Name: The Anthropology of Cultural Performance

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan

Publication Year: 2015

Subject: Sociology, Anthropology

Item Height: 216 mm

Item Weight: 2631 g

Type: Study Guide

Author: L. Lewis

Subject Area: Regional History

Item Width: 140 mm

Format: Paperback