The essay that popularized this method claims that its "immediacies" limit its field's "freedom to shape itself in terms of its internal logic," so that every "serious" application of this method has to start from the same "sheer beginning" as the previous ones. One can move beyond this method's "microscopic nature" "by realizing that...actions are comments on more than themselves." This method crucially involves the act of writing, or "inscribin
The essay that popularized this method claims that its "immediacies" limit its field's "freedom to shape itself in terms of its internal logic," so that every "serious" application of this method has to start from the same "sheer beginning" as the previous ones. One can move beyond this method's "microscopic nature" "by realizing that...actions are comments on more than themselves." This method crucially involves the act of writing, or "inscribing action," a concept borrowed from RicÂœur. This method is demonstrated in a passage about the sheep-collecting (*) Cohen, who does not realize that the mezrag system is officially banned. This method allows one to distinguish between an eye twitching and winking. This concept, borrowed from Gilbert Ryle, is used to help explain Weber's "webs of significance" in its popularizer's "interpretive theory of culture." For 10 points, name this method employed in works like "Deep Play: Notes on the Balinese Cockfight" by Clifford Geertz.
The essay that popularized this method claims that its "immediacies" limit its field's "freedom to shape itself in terms of its internal logic," so that every "serious" application of this method has to start from the same "sheer beginning" as the previous ones.
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