Titlebook: Narrative Practice and Cultural Change; Building Worlds with Steven Grant Carlisle Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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Steven Grant Carlisleoss the globe have come to depend on success at school for establishing careers and gaining access to post-school qualifications.Yet large numbers of young people are excluded from the advantages that successful completion of school brings and as a result are subjected to consequences such as higher

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Beyond Conformity: An Anthropology of Empathy and Problem-Solving for Understanding Complex Lives,ivation. It answers these questions: How do people negotiate their visions of the world? And, how is a society able to remain culturally coherent as people negotiate new and different visions? It draws on Bourdieu’s insights, which explain how deeply ingrained habits of the body come to feel sociall

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How Do Shared Languages Create Personal Narratives?y acceptable, individually meaningful, and seen to be true. It explores the ways that Bangkok’s Buddhists negotiate their visions of reality with one another by exploring a narrative about a young woman’s experiences with karma. As a young teen, Aw would buy crabs for her family’s dinner at the mark

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The , and the Language of Social Obligationas interdependent. The profound need for other people that most Thais experience comes with a price: The expression of egoistic or selfish desires and feelings, and even positive feelings that are seen as too intense, are largely forbidden. How do people come to understand themselves as loved and wo

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Why Nirvana? The , and the Language of Solitudes that desires are defiling and that, until people become enlightened, they must suffer alone. For decades, anthropologists of Southeast Asia, starting with Tambiah (.; .) and Spiro (.) and continuing to the present, have explored the reasons that Thai Buddhists would practice a religion that offers

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Transnational Solutions to a Local Problem: The Human Natures of Buddhist Consumersmodity fetishism theory. As Buddhists, Thais are taught that their desires for things should be eliminated because they reflect a defiled nature. As members of families they learn that, in many cases, love and the value of a relationship are best expressed through material gifts. As Buddhists grow r

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