Adventures in the Aporetic Anthropological

This book attempts, through a series of interpretive discussions, to confront a number of well-known perplexities in their structural form of disjunctive moments, of interpretive contexts of 'this is' and 'this is not.'

G. V. Loewen is Assistant Professor of Sociology at Northwest Missouri State University.

Aporia, aporetic, aporesis	p. 3
The 'irresponsibility thesis' and its understanding of nature	p. 21
'The interpretive turn' in archaeology	p. 49
Nietzsche and the hermeneutics of posthumous birth	p. 127
The concept of 'culture' from Nietzsche to Sapir	p. 143
On race and sex in an extra-moral sense	p. 161
Foucault's Archaeology of knowledge	p. 179
Goody's anthropological other	p. 229
Dumont's economic man	p. 243
Peart's poetics in the light of Gadamer	p. 259
Conclusions : epilogoi	p. 275
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