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The Time of the Gypsies
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Boulder :
Routledge,
1997.
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| Colección: | Studies in Ethnographic Imagination.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Table of Contents; List of Tables and Illustrations; Foreword, Maurice Bloch; Acknowledgments; A Note on the Text; 1: Introduction: The Lowest of the Low; Post-Communist Gypsies, or Roma; Communists and Gypsies; Modernity and Diversity; The Local Setting and the Problem of Difference; Gaiety in the Face of Despair, ; Part One: The Gypsy Way; 2: Gypsy Work; An Origin Story; The Free Lunch; Gypsy Horses; 3: A Place of Their Own; Gypsy Settlements; Work; The Ethics of Communal Life; Idioms of Community and Identity: Romanes
- 4: ""We Are All Brothers HereA World Apparently Made of Men; Alternative Images of Sociality: Nonbrotherly Relations; Breaking Down the House; The Nature of Community and the Means of Resistance; 5: Breaking Out; If Only We Lived Alone, ; Šošoj and Čaja: Getting Rich on One's Own; Čora and Luludji's Story: Upwardly Mobile Gypsies; The Rejection of Differentiation; Part Two: Beyond the Ghetto; 6: Making Workers Out of Gypsies; Assimilation as Proletarianization; The Living, Form-giving Fire, ; The Parquet Flooring Factory; Redemption Through Labor?; 7: Gaźos, Peasants, Communists, and Gypsies
- CigányGaźo; Peasants Who Are Masters of Themselves; Disorderly Persons; Communists and Gaźos; Gypsies, Peasants, and Communists; 8: Staying Gypsy in a World of Gaźos; My Heart Was Cut in Two, ; The Real and the Imaginary; Part Three: The Reinvention of the World; 9: Sons of the Market; Horses, Men, and Rom; Market Society; A Day at the Market; The Economics of Horse Dealing; The Pure Dealer, or Middleman; Dealers as Managers of Men; 10: A Passion for Dealing; From Dependence to Autonomy Through Luck; Trade and the Construction of Society; 11: Brothers in Song; Celebrations; Slow Songs
- True SpeechSong and the Ritualization of Equality; 12: The Shame of the Body; Dirty Gypsies; The Purity of the Rom Body; Shame and the Gendered Person; The Modest and the Shameless Body; Beyond the Body; 13: Conclusion: Marginality, Resistance, and Ideology; The Sources of the Rom Adaptation; Rom Identity, Ethnicity, and Ideology; A Sealed Ideology and Its ""Open Sesame, ; Glossary; Appendix; Notes; Bibliography; About the Book and Author; Index