One essay explains this concept in terms of "what is ‘Le Penseur' doing?"  An essay titled for this concept borrows Paul Ricoeur's idea of "inscription of action" and contains a version of the "turtles all the way down" story.  That essay explains this concept in terms of a Jewish merchant participating in a sham sheep raid in Morocco, and cites "The Thinking of Thoughts" 
One essay explains this concept in terms of "what is ‘Le Penseur' doing?"  An essay titled for this concept borrows Paul Ricoeur's idea of "inscription of action" and contains a version of the "turtles all the way down" story.  That essay explains this concept in terms of a Jewish merchant participating in a sham sheep raid in Morocco, and cites "The Thinking of Thoughts" by Gilbert Ryle, which explains this concept in the difference between various forms of winking.  This concept is used to explore the Weberian "webs of significance" that make up its popularizer's semiotic theory of culture, which is used in works likes "Deep Play: Notes on the Balinese Cockfight."  For 10 points, name this concept which titles the first essay in Clifford Geertz's Interpretation of Cultures, and which involves including context in ethnographic explanations.
One essay explains this concept in terms of "what is ‘Le Penseur' doing?"  
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