Thomas Hauschild
Biographic Data
| ID | 79619 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Thomas Hauschild |
| GIVEN NAMES | Thomas |
| FAMILY NAME | Hauschild |
| SIGNATURE | HAUSCHILD T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Tübingen |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Magic with No Tears
Van Loyen, Ulrich
Fritz Kramer, fremd und freundlich
Nekrolog
Terrorismus
Syncretism in the Mediterranean
In this article we re‐examine notions of relativism and universalism in the history of anthropology through a re‐appraisal of anthropological research in the Mediterranean. In view of the fact of ongoing, public debates on how to bring about a new world order, we trace the notion of a clash of civilizations in intellectual history and depict early attempts to shed light on cultural techniques of exchange and cohabitation. By examining the materia…
Home, Anthropology of
Christians, Jews, and the Other in German Anthropology
National anthropologies, wrote George Stocking, can be seen as little "nations" that develop their own foreign policies, formulating distinctions between "us" and "them." American and German anthropological nations were both built on literary traditions of primitivism and exoticism, and both exalted the idea of culture. But they developed very different policies toward their interior others. The Indian was the romanticized precursor to American c…
La quěte de la race
On Ethnography without Tears
This article comprises five responses to a target article by Roberto Cardoso de Oliveira, "Sobre o pensamento selvagem," published in a previous issue of Current Anthropology. Cardoso de Oliveira's piece explored the concept of "savage thought" as presented by Claude Lévi-Strauss, arguing for a more nuanced understanding of indigenous thought systems and criticizing the binary opposition between "primitive" and "modern" thought. The respondents, …
Auschwitz Jokes
Christians, Jews, and the Other in German Anthropology
National anthropologies, wrote George Stocking, can be seen as little "nations" that develop their own foreign policies, formulating distinctions between "us" and "them." American and German anthropological nations were both built on literary traditions of primitivism and exoticism, and both exalted the idea of culture. But they developed very different policies toward their interior others. The Indian was the romanticized precursor to American c…
Auschwitz Jokes
Syncretism in the Mediterranean
In this article we re‐examine notions of relativism and universalism in the history of anthropology through a re‐appraisal of anthropological research in the Mediterranean. In view of the fact of ongoing, public debates on how to bring about a new world order, we trace the notion of a clash of civilizations in intellectual history and depict early attempts to shed light on cultural techniques of exchange and cohabitation. By examining the materia…
On Ethnography without Tears
This article comprises five responses to a target article by Roberto Cardoso de Oliveira, "Sobre o pensamento selvagem," published in a previous issue of Current Anthropology. Cardoso de Oliveira's piece explored the concept of "savage thought" as presented by Claude Lévi-Strauss, arguing for a more nuanced understanding of indigenous thought systems and criticizing the binary opposition between "primitive" and "modern" thought. The respondents, …
Auschwitz Jokes
On Ethnography without Tears
This article comprises five responses to a target article by Roberto Cardoso de Oliveira, "Sobre o pensamento selvagem," published in a previous issue of Current Anthropology. Cardoso de Oliveira's piece explored the concept of "savage thought" as presented by Claude Lévi-Strauss, arguing for a more nuanced understanding of indigenous thought systems and criticizing the binary opposition between "primitive" and "modern" thought. The respondents, …
La quěte de la race
Christians, Jews, and the Other in German Anthropology
National anthropologies, wrote George Stocking, can be seen as little "nations" that develop their own foreign policies, formulating distinctions between "us" and "them." American and German anthropological nations were both built on literary traditions of primitivism and exoticism, and both exalted the idea of culture. But they developed very different policies toward their interior others. The Indian was the romanticized precursor to American c…
Home, Anthropology of
Syncretism in the Mediterranean
In this article we re‐examine notions of relativism and universalism in the history of anthropology through a re‐appraisal of anthropological research in the Mediterranean. In view of the fact of ongoing, public debates on how to bring about a new world order, we trace the notion of a clash of civilizations in intellectual history and depict early attempts to shed light on cultural techniques of exchange and cohabitation. By examining the materia…
Terrorismus
Fritz Kramer, fremd und freundlich
Nekrolog
Magic with No Tears
Van Loyen, Ulrich
Philosophy (7 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Anthropology (4 works) · History (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Art history (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · History (3 works) · Anthropological Studies and Insights (2 works) · Archaeology (2 works)