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Not in Ourselves, But in Our Stars

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Language and Thought
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. General Editor's Preface V
  3. Preface IX
  4. Table of Contents XI
  5. SECTION ONE: INTRODUCTORY
  6. Introduction 3
  7. SECTION TWO: LINGUISTIC MODELS
  8. Linguistic Relativity: Myths and Methods 11
  9. Wordless Thoughts 29
  10. Some Notes on Central Eskimo Color Terminology 45
  11. The Terminology of Time in Romanian 61
  12. "Meaning" for the Linguist and "Meaning" for the Anthropologist 69
  13. Linguistic Models in Anthropology 87
  14. On Speech and Thought 99
  15. SECTION THREE: ETHNOSCIENCE
  16. The Synthetic Informant Model: On the Simulation of Large Lexical/Semantic Fields 131
  17. Tahitian Ethnozoological Classification and Fuzzy Logic 171
  18. On an African Classificatory System 185
  19. Ethnoscience as a Research Paradigm 191
  20. Australian Kin Classification 201
  21. Kinship Terminologies: The Okinawan Case 211
  22. SECTION FOUR: ETHNOHERMENEUTICS
  23. Kachin Social Categories and Methodological Sins 229
  24. "Must" and "Ought": Problems of Translation in Sanskritic Hindu Law 251
  25. Ethnolinguistic Introduction to Japanese Literature 261
  26. Ethnohermeneutics: On the Interpretation of Intended Meaning Among the Kpelle of Liberia 271
  27. Bodily Symbolism in Hindu Ashrams and the Replication of Social Experience 283
  28. Prestations and Prayers: Two Homologous Systems in Northern India 295
  29. SECTION FIVE: OPPOSITIONS
  30. Correlation of Contradictions: A Tibetan Semantic Device 325
  31. Sex, Nature, and Culture in Ponapean Myth 337
  32. Not in Ourselves, But in Our Stars 343
  33. Conceptual Patterns in Yoruba Culture 359
  34. On the Overlapping of Categories in the Social Sciences 391
  35. SECTION SIX: FUNCTIONS, STRUCTURES, AND VALUES
  36. The Semiotic Character of the Aesthetic Function as Defined by the Prague Linguistic Circle 407
  37. Interrelationships of Individual, Cultural, and Pan-Human Values 441
  38. The Nature of Value and the Experience Entities 469
  39. SECTION SEVEN: DISCUSSION
  40. Summary of Discussion 485
  41. Biographical Notes 501
  42. Index of Names 511
  43. Index of Subjects 517
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