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E-raamat: And the Garden Is You: Essays on Fieldwork, Writingwork, and Readingwork

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  • Ilmumisaeg: 26-Aug-2024
  • Kirjastus: University of Chicago Press
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780226832395
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  • Kirjastus: University of Chicago Press
  • Keel: eng
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"Michael Taussig's works are known not only for their critical insights, but also for their bold and experimental style. In these essays, Taussig finds himself reflecting on the act of writing itself, revealing its importance for anthropological practiceand calling for the discipline to keep experiential knowledge from extinguishing as fieldnotes become scholarship. Taussig calls for and exemplifies a form of exploratory writing that preserves the spontaneity and magic of notes scribbled down in haste. His reflections take us from his childhood in Sydney to trips to Afghanistan, Colombia, Finland, Italy, Turkey, and Syria. Along the way, Taussig also explores themes of fabulation and provocation that are central to his work, in addition to the thinkers dearest to him--Bataille, Benjamin, Burroughs, and Nietzsche, among others. This collection is vintage Taussig, bound to interest longtime readers and newcomers alike"--

A new collection of essays reflecting on the centrality of writing anthropological practice from one of the discipline’s most influential thinkers.
 
Michael Taussig’s work is known for its critical insights and bold, experimental style. In the eleven essays in this new collection, Taussig reflects on the act of writing itself, demonstrating its importance for anthropological practice and calling for the discipline to keep experiential knowledge from being extinguished as fieldnotes become scholarship.
 
Setting out to show how this can be done, And the Garden Is You exemplifies a form of exploratory writing that preserves the spontaneity of notes scribbled down in haste. In these essays, the author’s reflections take us from his childhood in Sydney to trips to Afghanistan, Colombia, Finland, Italy, Turkey, and Syria. Along the way, Taussig explores themes of fabulation and provocation that are central to his life’s work, in addition to the thinkers dearest to him—Bataille, Benjamin, Burroughs, and Nietzsche, among others. This collection is vintage Taussig, bound to interest longtime readers and newcomers alike.

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With Taussigs essays, the reader feels like a participant in wide-ranging conversations about the contours of meaning and the synchronicity of ideas across time and discipline. Each essay is a trip, literally and figuratively, of experiential knowledgeecstatic, tactile, strange, revelatory, and unpredictabletaken in the company of friends. Taussigs note-taking, with its musings, asides, and fresh impressions, combines with his experience on the ground and in full engagement with the situations encountered, to offer a new and dynamic circuitry of critical thought. * Peggy Ahwesh, experimental filmmaker * In And the Garden Is You, Taussig takes the essay form, and us, into uncharted territories of immanence and magic, on the way to an exploration of the intricate mysteries of fieldwork, writingwork, and readingwork. From fieldwork as a clan secret among anthropologists to rumor as a contagion that keeps society running, and from yagés hallucinatory imagery to gardens in the revolutionary setting of Rojava, Taussig continually opens up new lines of inquiry and enchantment. * David Levi Strauss, author of Photography & Belief * This essay collection shines with the brilliant insights, surprising prose, theoretical backing band, and laugh-out-loud contrarianism that devoted readers have come to expect from its author. It is needed now more than ever. * Lucas Bessire, author of Running Out: In Search of Water on the High Plains *

Authors Note

1 The Manglewort: In Which the Content Becomes the Form
2 Mooning Texas
3 Tom the Naturalist
4 Darkness at Noon
5 Kobane: Mastery of Non-Mastery
6 War Games
7 Unpacking My Library
8 Lost & Found
9 And the Garden Is You: A Sketch
10 Cities of Yagé: Larval Entities Waiting for a Live One
11 The Cry of the Donkey

Origins & Publication Status of the Essays
Notes
Index
Michael Taussig is emeritus professor of anthropology at Columbia University. He is the author of several books, including Mastery of Non-Mastery in the Age of Meltdown and Palma Africana, both published by the University of Chicago Press.