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DOI: 10.5130/csr.v13i2.2137
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Postshamanism (1999)

Abstract: An exploration of the author's experience of studying anthropology and shamanism in Buenos Aires.

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“…Our newer tendency to emphasize that what we have learned is always fragmentary and incomplete-and shadowed by what Juan Obarrio, channeling Derrida, terms an unknowable "remainder"-is itself an overdetermined product of chastened post-Writing Culture sensibilities with a dash of newer hightheory complaint about the supposed tyranny of order. 11 Our fieldwork is always caught somewhere in between all too predictable discoveries and mo-ments of something like genuine learning and sometimes even revelation. The trouble is that we're not always able to tell just which is which.…”
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“…Our newer tendency to emphasize that what we have learned is always fragmentary and incomplete-and shadowed by what Juan Obarrio, channeling Derrida, terms an unknowable "remainder"-is itself an overdetermined product of chastened post-Writing Culture sensibilities with a dash of newer hightheory complaint about the supposed tyranny of order. 11 Our fieldwork is always caught somewhere in between all too predictable discoveries and mo-ments of something like genuine learning and sometimes even revelation. The trouble is that we're not always able to tell just which is which.…”
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confidence: 99%