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Marcel Mauss

Routledge

2001-10-13

224

USD 19.95

Paperback

Routledge Classics

9780415267496

图书标签: 人类学社会学莫斯 Anthropology Marcel_Mauss 马塞尔·莫斯经济史 anthropology

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In this, his most famous work, Marcel Mauss (1872-1950) presented to the world a book which revolutionized our understanding of some of the basic structures of society. A renowned anthropologist, Mauss sought in this work to transcend empirical observation and reach deeper realities. In so doing, he inaugurated a new era for the social sciences. By identifying the complex web of exchange and obligation involved in the act of giving, Mauss called into question many of our social conventions and economic systems. As L'evi-Strauss remarked, "Few have managed to read it without feeling the whole gamut of the emotions: the pounding heart, the throbbing head, the mind flooded with the imperious, though not yet definable, certainty of being present at a decisive event in the evolution of science."

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著者简介

马塞尔·莫斯（Marcel Mauss, 1872-1950），犹太人，法国人类学家。他是现代人类学理论的重要奠基者之一，有“20世纪法国民族学之父”之称。莫斯以其渊博的民族学知识和卓越的洞见能力，对人类学的交换、巫术、身体等研究领域作出了开创性的贡献。

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The theory of the gift is a theory of human solidarity

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功能主义

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如果说我专业必读的三本书大概一定会有The Gift和Outline of a theory of practice

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So what rule of legality and self-interest, in societies of a backward or archaic type, compels the gift that has been received to be obligatorily reciprocated? What power resides in the object given that causes its recipient to pay it back? 难以想象自己高中时就读过礼物中文版的选章，深中的启蒙教育意义深远。 Chris

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Exchange in the form of gift follows moral laws that cannot be reduced to individual interests. Seems like a complementary theory of exchange to Karl Marx's.