This thinker borrows a term from Gilbert Ryle about the difference between a twitch and a wink in an essay about "thick description.
One work by this thinker discusses a ritual in which a coconut is placed in a pail of water and sinks for a period of twenty-one seconds called the "tjeng." In that work he discussed how babies are not permitted to crawl since society fears any association with animality, while a later section titled "Playing with Fire" discusses a concept from Jeremy Bentham about an action whose stakes are so high it is irrational to engage in. This thinker borrows a term from Gilbert Ryle about the difference between a twitch and a wink in an essay about "thick description." For 10 points, name this anthropologist who included "Deep Play: Notes on a Balinese Cockfight" in Interpretations of Culture.
One work by this thinker discusses a ritual in which a coconut is placed in a pail of water and sinks for a period of twenty-one seconds called the "tjeng."
Clifford Geertz [prompt on "Deep Play: Notes on a Balinese Cockfight"]