Sexuality and Gender in Intercultural Perspective: An Anthropos Reader

Prof. Dr. Darius J. Piwowarczyk

doi:10.5771/9783985720392

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Copyright Year: 2022
ISBN-Print: 978-3-98572-038-5
ISBN-Online: 978-3-98572-039-2
Publisher: Academia, Baden-Baden
Language: German
Pages: 294
Product Type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 6
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1. Introduction No access
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2. 1. The Topic of Sexuality and Gender in Anthropos No access
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3. 2. Individual Contributions Selected for This Volume No access
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4. References Cited No access
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1. Einleitung No access
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  1. 1. Homosexualität No access
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  2. 2. Transvestition (oder Transvestismus) No access
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  3. 3. Rollenverhalten No access
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  4. 4. Identifikation, Imitation und Lernprozesse No access
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  1. 1. Erklärungsversuche für das Vorkommen von Homosexualität und Transvestition im Schamanismus No access
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  2. 2. Unterschiedliche Funktionen der beiden Geschlechter im Schamanismus No access
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  3. 3. Schlussfolgerungen No access
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  1. 1. Identifikation durch Imitation No access
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    1. a) Die Frau No access
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    2. b) Die Göttin No access
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  3. 3. Von der Transvestition zur Homosexualität No access
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    1. a) Die echte Anähnelung afgrund endogener Faktoren No access
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    2. b) Die echter Anähnelung aufgrund exogener Faktoren No access
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    3. c) Die vorgetäuschte Anähnelung aufgrund endogener Faktoren No access
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    4. d) Die vorgetäuschte Anähnelung aufgrund exogener Faktoren No access
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    5. e) Die „Geisterheiraten“ der transvestitischen Besessenheitsschamanen No access
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5. Zusammenfassung No access
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6. Literatur No access
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1. I. Introduction No access
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2. II. The Human Body and Its Care No access
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3. III. Physical Beauty No access
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4. IV. Courtship and Marriage No access
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5. V. Sexual Activity No access
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6. VI. Concluding Remarks No access
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7. Bibliography No access
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1. 1 Introduction No access
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2. 2 The Nandi: An Ethnographic Sketch No access
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3. 3 The Initiation of Girls No access
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4. 4 Langley’s Interpretation of Gender Inversion No access
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5. 5 Critique No access
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6. 6 A New Analysis No access
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7. 7 An Interpretation of Female Initiation No access
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8. References Cited No access
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  2. 2. Gender Patterns No access
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    1. 3.1. Male Spaces: Shrines and Sacred Places No access
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    2. 3.2. Female Spaces: Married Womenʼs Houses No access
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    3. 3.3. Male Environments and Pursuits No access
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    4. 3.4. Limited Wildernesses No access
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    5. 3.5. Provisions No access
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    1. 4.1. Summary of the Tale No access
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    2. 4.2. Interpretations and Conclusions No access
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  5. 5. Conclusion No access
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  6. References Cited No access
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  1. Churches and Polygyny No access
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  2. The Missionary Encounter in Practice No access
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  3. Christianity and Polygyny in Batouri, East Cameroon No access
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  4. True Christians in Polygyny No access
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  5. Different Churches, Different Possibilities No access
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  6. Conclusion No access
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  7. References Cited No access
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  2. Pare Society and Social Organization No access
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  3. Brothers, Sisters, and Gender Identity No access
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  4. The Character of the Brother-Sister Relationship No access
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  5. Brothers, Sisters, and Affinal Relationships No access
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  6. Brothers as Uncles, Sisters as Aunts No access
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  7. Women as Wives, Women as Mothers No access
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  8. The State, the Church, and Social Change No access
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  9. Single Mothers, Morality, and Access to Resources No access
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  10. Conclusion No access
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  11. References Cited No access
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  2. Cannibalism: What Does It Represent? No access
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  3. Superior Female Powers No access
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  4. Male Control and Substance Exchange No access
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  5. What Does Cannibalism Symbolize? No access
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  6. The Example of the Gimi No access
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  7. Exchange No access
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  8. Autonomy No access
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  9. Male Intervention No access
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  10. Requisition No access
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  11. Conflict and Cooperation No access
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  12. Idioms of Masculinity No access
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  13. Female Threat and the Creation of Manhood No access
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  14. Domination No access
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  15. Male Violence No access
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    1. Inequality and Domination No access
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    2. Gendered Substance and Value Transfer No access
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    3. Pollution No access
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    4. Food and Sexual Identity No access
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    5. Body Substance and Its Gender Identification No access
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    1. Control No access
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    2. Revenge No access
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    3. Menstrual Taboos? No access
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    1. Boundaries No access
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    2. Exchange/Consumption No access
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    3. Power No access
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    4. Cooperation No access
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    5. Amalgamation No access
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    6. Detachment No access
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    7. Affinity No access
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    1. Cannibalism No access
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    2. Sameness No access
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    3. Fluctuation No access
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  1. 1 The Deer Hunt: Between War and Alliance No access
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  2. 2 Hunting for a Partner No access
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  3. 3 Dealings with the Father-in-Law No access
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  4. 4 Burial and Sexual Regeneration of the Bones No access
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  5. 5 Sexual Exchanges No access
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  6. 6 Classic Mayan Restorers of the Deer No access
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  7. 7 The Aftermath of Conquest No access
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  8. Abbreviations No access
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  2. Methodology No access
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    1. Cueldaʼs Social Structure and Its Development No access
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    2. Intimate Gender Relationships No access
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    1. The Past No access
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    2. Present No access
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    1. Sexuality before Marriage No access
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    2. Sexuality after Marriage No access
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    1. Comparison of Sexuality of the Two Generations No access
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  7. Nature or Culture? From a Naturalized Social Construction to Gender Inequalities No access
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  8. From the Possibility of Emancipation to Repossession: The Role of the Habitus No access
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  9. Conclusion No access
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  1. 1 Einleitung No access
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    1. 3 Neue transnationale Begegnungsräume: Empirische Befunde und theoretische Debatten No access
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    2. 3.1 Die Erotisierung von Differenz in informellen touristischen Räumen No access
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    3. 3.2 Emotionale Arbeit und performance of love No access
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    4. 3.3 Genderidentitäten, - beziehungen und - stereotypen in sexscapes No access
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  3. 4 Transnationalismus und Intersektionalität: Feministische Perspektive zu Gender, Macht und sozialer Ungleichheit No access
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  4. Zitierte Literatur No access
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Appendix No access Pages 287 - 294