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| first to say that emphasis on biological kinship is ethnocentric |
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| studied the Malays-wants to replay 'kinship' with relatedness, people in this tribe related thru feeding, milk, blood |
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| Adoption not an option in India |
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| shows that the biological is still the preferred |
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| New Reproductive Technologies destabalize the 'nature' worldview of kinship...show that kinship is a cultural construction |
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| Gay Kinship ideology in San Fransisco in 1980's...enduring qualities of friends over families |
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| finding out past diseases, counter-current: emphasis on biological genetics |
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| Emphasis on lesbian biological immitation |
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| shows how counter-current: emphasis towards genetics |
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| shows how people try to subvert the biological idea of kinship: German man's legal quest to adopt his gay lover as son: legal caring for |
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| Field work with the nier: explored the idea of how the political could be embedded-in this case in kinship |
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| 'Post Colonialism and the political imagination'political anthro too preoccupied with the facts and systems rather than values and ideas |
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| Definition of Power: the ability to enfore one's will on other people's behavior |
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| not merely a one-way relationship: the importance of resistance |
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| ways that women resist power from men |
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| destructive analysis of nationalism , avoid describing nationalism on its own term |
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| Nationalism is Immagined Communities ...a group of people who identify with people they have never before met |
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| Imagined Communities of Consumption |
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| a formalist- influenced by classical economic theory |
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| Wealth of Nations-Capitalism |
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| The Original Affluent Society--also, local cultures more resiliant than thought-"despondancy theory' |
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| Socially integrating, the opposite of a formal economy |
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| Indian competitive gift-giving ceremony |
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| Theory of the Leisure Class |
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| Making Love in the Supermarket |
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