Available Light: Anthropological Reflections on Philosophical Topics

Princeton University Press (2000)
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In this collection of essays, Clifford Geertz explores the nature of his anthropological work in relation to a broader public, serving as the foremost spokesperson of his generation of scholars, those who came of age after World War II. ...

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