The last essay of this book contains a list of facts that describe the "dramatization of status concerns" infused in the titular activity on the island of Bali.
One part of this work is a critique of Tristes Tropiques that discusses the placing of the "Cerebral Savage" on the throne in the guise of "King Reason" and attacks Levi-Strauss's notion that humanity has spoiled the world and left behind only "remnants of the Garden of Eden." Another part of this book describes that to under social anthropology, it is necessary to not only understand "what ethnography is," but rather "what doing ethnography is." That part of this work asks "what is le penseur doing" and borrows a critical concept from Gilbert (*) Ryle in order to analyze a wink. The last essay of this book contains a list of facts that describe the "dramatization of status concerns" infused in the titular activity on the island of Bali. For 10 points, name this collection that contains the essay "Deep Play," which also puts forth the concept of thick description, written by Clifford Geertz.
One part of this work is a critique of Tristes Tropiques that discusses the placing of the "Cerebral Savage" on the throne in the guise of "King Reason" and attacks Levi-Strauss's notion that humanity has spoiled the world and left behind only "remnants of the Garden of Eden."
The {Interpretation} of {Cultures}