The Anthropology of Love and Anger

The Aesthetics of Conviviality in Native Amazonia

Bibliographic Data

ID19908999
EditorsJoanna Overing, Alan Passes
Year2002
Pages320
Publication date2002-01-04
Open AccessNo
TypeBOOK
Reviewed byThe Anthropology of Love and Anger: The Aesthetics of Conviviality in Native Amazonia, Janet Chernela, 2003
VenueAnthropology of Love and Anger (SOURCE_BOOK)
PublisherRoutledge (PUBLISHER • GB)
DOI10.4324/9780203184653
OpenAlexW631419893
Open LibraryOL53873860M
ISBN9780203184653
LanguageEN
Citations received387

Introduction: Conviviality and the opening up of Amazonian anthropology 1. The first love of a young man: salt and sexual education among the Uitoto Indians of Lowland Columbia juan Alvaro Echeverri 2. Helpless: the affective preconditions of Piro social life Peter Gow 3. The efficacy of laughter: the Iudic side of magic within Amazonian sociality Joanna Overing 4. Compassion, anger and broken hearts: ontology and the role of language in the Miskitu lament Mark Jamieson 5. The value of working and speaking together: a facet of Pa'ikwene (Palikur) conviviality Alan Passes 6. Knowledge and the practice of love and hate among the Enxet of Paraguay Stephen Kidd 7. Anger as a marker of love: the ethic of conviviality among the Yanomami Catherine Ales 8. Homesickness and the Cashinahua self: a reflection of the embodied condition of relatedness Elsje Lagrou 9. 'Though it comes as evil, I embrace it as good': social sensibilities and the transformation of malignant agency among the Muinane Carlos David Londono-Sulkin 10. Pretty vacant: Columbus, conviviality, and New World faces Peter Mason 11. The convivial self and the fear of anger amongst the Airo-Pai of Amazonian Peru Luisa Elvira Belaunde 12. The delicacy of community: on kisagantsi in Matsigenka narrative discourse Dan Rosengren 13. A woman between two men and a man between two women: the production of jealousy and the predation of sociality amongst the Paresi Indians of Mato Grosso (Brazil) Marco Antonio Goncalves 14. 'The more we are together ' Peter Riviere 15. The Sisyphus syndrome, or the struggle for conviviality in native Amazonia Fernando Santos-Granero

Anger · Psychoanalysis · Sociology · Anthropology · Indigenous Cultures and History · Indigenous Studies in Latin America · Psychology · Social Psychology · Amazon River Region · Community life · Indians of South America · Social interaction · Social life and customs

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