This thinker once wrote about villagers asking him "Were you really afraid of those little guns?
This thinker once wrote about villagers asking him "Were you really afraid of those little guns?" after he ran from the police in a moment he dubbed "anthropological rapport." In one work, he wrote about one culture's puberty rite of filling in children's teeth so that they will not resemble animal fangs. This man discussed how the title figures have red pepper stuffed up their anuses to give them spirit. He analyzed the word "sabung," which can mean "hero" and "warrior" as well as an animal's name. In one essay, this man said that the more a match of the title game is "between near status equals," the deeper the match. For 10 points, name this cultural anthropologist, who used thick description to write the essay "Deep Play: Notes on the Balinese Cockfight."
This thinker once wrote about villagers asking him "Were you really afraid of those little guns?
Clifford James Geertz