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Prophecy and Apocalypse among the Oromo-Borana: The Power of Chiasmus

2018

This chapter bridges the rhetoric culture and anticipation theoretical domains for reinterpreting the prophetic and apocalyptic texts on the Oromo-Borana (Ethiopia). The analysis qualifies prophecy as a practice of anticipation, a rational and collective exercise of criticism to current social trends, facilitated by creative individuals that make full use of the cognitive potential of chiasmus and other rhetorical devises.

BoranaanticipationOromorhetoric cultureSettore M-DEA/01 - Discipline Demoetnoantropologichechiasmuoral poetryprophecy
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From Herder to Strecker: Birth and Developments of the Anthropological Notion of Culture in Germany

2023

Austrian and German anthropological traditions are considered in view of the influence they had on global anthropology. The chapter is built around the centrality of the anthropological notion of culture and cultural dynamics. The particularistic and relativist notion of culture is in fact believed to have emerged from Germany from the eighteenth century, where intellectuals have juxtaposed the term Kultur to Zivilisation. Within German anthropology, universalistic perspectives on culture have continued through the nineteenth century, as in the evolutionary approach of Gustav Klemm and Johann Jakob Bachofen. A different form of cultural universalism was introduced by Adolf Bastian with his …

Cultural relativismCultureStreckerSettore M-DEA/01 - Discipline DemoetnoantropologicheHerderRhetoric culture
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Nascita e sviluppi del concetto antropologico di cultura nei paesi di lingua tedesca

2022

Austrian and German anthropological traditions are considered in view of the influence they had on global anthropology. The chapter is built round the centrality of the anthropological notion of culture and cultural dynamics. The particularistic and relativist notion of culture is in fact believed to have emerged from in Germany from the XVIII century, where intellectuals have juxtaposed the term Kultur to Zivilisation. Within German anthropology, universalistic perspectives on culture have continued through the Nineteenth Century, as in the evolutionary approach of Gustav Klemm and Johann Jakob Bachofen. A different form of cultural universalism was introduced by Adolf Bastian with his the…

cultural relativismGermanyhistory of anthropologyrhetoric cultureSettore M-DEA/01 - Discipline Demoetnoantropologicheculture
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