Buch(elektronisch)2015

Existence in the details: theory and methodology in existential anthropology

In: Anthropology, existence and individuals Volume 1

Piette, Albert; Cunningham, Matthew

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Intro -- Contents -- Figures, Tables and Charts -- Introduction -- Part One: Wholes and Particularities -- I. A critique of the operation of the social sciences -- 1. The "good" sociological object -- 2. Cultural ethnography and interactional ethnography -- II. Leftovers of details: a photographic experiment -- III. What is the minor mode of reality? -- Part Two: Existence and Days -- I. Displacement and continuity -- II. Plurality, laterality, singularity -- III. Existential anthropology: from sociology to non-sociology -- Part Three: Presences and Intensities -- I. "Entering into" presence -- II. Reposity chart and intensitometry -- III. Mitigated humans: what can be concluded? -- IV. Phenomenographic paths for analyzing presence -- Conclusion -- I. An ontology of the individual -- II. Minima -- III. Where is "society"? -- IV. A narrative of origin -- References.

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Existence in the details: theory and methodology in existential anthropology

In: Anthropology, Existence and Individuals 1

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Piette, Albert

This book is an anthropology book, not a social and cultural anthropology book, but an existential anthropology book. It presents a critique of the theories and methods of the social sciences, which Albert Piette reproaches for side-stepping human beings, their modes of being and more generally the fact of existing. The book also offers an original combination of methods for exploring the details of existence: the particularities of each person in a group, the succession of situations in a day, and the subtlety of moments of presence. It gives rise to new theoretical propositions on what constitutes the specificity of human existence and social life