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Chapter 16. Pushing the Limits
Eclecticism on Purpose
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- PREFACE xi
- INTRODUCTION 1
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1960s to 1980s
- Chapter 1. Up the Anthropologist 12
- Chapter 2. Barriers to Thinking New about Energy 33
- Chapter 3. The Vertical Slice 44
- Chapter 4. A User Theory of Law 56
- Chapter 5. The Subordination of Women in Comparative Perspective 70
- Chapter 6. The ADR Explosion 86
- Chapter 7. Post-Interpretive Anthropology 109
- Chapter 8. Orientalism, Occidentalism, and the Control of Women 129
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1990s to 2000s
- Chapter 9. From Legal Process to Mind Processing 162
- Chapter 10. Civilization and Its Negotiations 168
- Chapter 11. Coercive Harmony 190
- Chapter 12. The Three-Cornered Constellation 206
- Chapter 13. The Phantom Factor 225
- Chapter 14. Postscript on the Phantom Factor 258
- Chapter 15. Controlling Processes 268
- Chapter 16. Pushing the Limits 327
- Chapter 17. In a Woman’s Looking Glass 333
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2000s to 2010s
- Chapter 18. Crime as a Category 351
- Chapter 19. Breaking the Silence 368
- Chapter 20. Iraq and Democracy 376
- Chapter 21. Law and the Theory of Lack 380
- Chapter 22. Promise or Plunder? 393
- Chapter 23. What the Rest Think of the West 414
- Chapter 24. The Words We Use 420
- Chapter 25. Vengeance, Barbarism, and Osama bin Laden 437
- Chapter 26. Three Jihads 442
- Chapter 27. The Anthropologist, the State, the Empire and the “Tribe” 447
- Chapter 28. Whose Comparative Law? 455
- INDEX 473
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- PREFACE xi
- INTRODUCTION 1
-
1960s to 1980s
- Chapter 1. Up the Anthropologist 12
- Chapter 2. Barriers to Thinking New about Energy 33
- Chapter 3. The Vertical Slice 44
- Chapter 4. A User Theory of Law 56
- Chapter 5. The Subordination of Women in Comparative Perspective 70
- Chapter 6. The ADR Explosion 86
- Chapter 7. Post-Interpretive Anthropology 109
- Chapter 8. Orientalism, Occidentalism, and the Control of Women 129
-
1990s to 2000s
- Chapter 9. From Legal Process to Mind Processing 162
- Chapter 10. Civilization and Its Negotiations 168
- Chapter 11. Coercive Harmony 190
- Chapter 12. The Three-Cornered Constellation 206
- Chapter 13. The Phantom Factor 225
- Chapter 14. Postscript on the Phantom Factor 258
- Chapter 15. Controlling Processes 268
- Chapter 16. Pushing the Limits 327
- Chapter 17. In a Woman’s Looking Glass 333
-
2000s to 2010s
- Chapter 18. Crime as a Category 351
- Chapter 19. Breaking the Silence 368
- Chapter 20. Iraq and Democracy 376
- Chapter 21. Law and the Theory of Lack 380
- Chapter 22. Promise or Plunder? 393
- Chapter 23. What the Rest Think of the West 414
- Chapter 24. The Words We Use 420
- Chapter 25. Vengeance, Barbarism, and Osama bin Laden 437
- Chapter 26. Three Jihads 442
- Chapter 27. The Anthropologist, the State, the Empire and the “Tribe” 447
- Chapter 28. Whose Comparative Law? 455
- INDEX 473