Sociality, Socialities and Sociality as a Causal Force

Carrithers, Michael

doi:10.1017/9781316831908.009

Human Nature and Social Life 2017

DOI: 10.1017/9781316831908.009

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Sociality, Socialities and Sociality as a Causal Force

Michael Carrithers¹

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Introduction: Qualifying Sociality through Values

Sillander

2021

Anthropological Forum

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This introduction to the special issue Qualifying Sociality through Values interrogates the relationship between sociality and values, two concepts that have gained increasing traction in anthropology, but which have not previously been jointly considered. It presents the twofold agenda of the special issue which is to explore how sociality is valued and how values affect sociality. It opens up these ambiguous and morally charged concepts and discusses their utility and ethnographic purchase as tools for understanding social life in practice. The introduction also outlines the contributions and the special issue's principal findings. Sociality is rendered as a multilaterally value-shaped and ambiguously valued situated practice which is subject to both extension and contraction. Values come out as multi-purposive evaluative criteria which operate as open-ended social resources to different effects, imparting both direction and contingency.

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Introduction: Qualifying Sociality through Values

Sillander

2021

Anthropological Forum

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Re-engaging Foodways: Life-courses of Disconnection and Reconnection with Food, Environment, and Sociality in Hawai‘i

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von Poser

2024

Anthropological Forum

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Sociality, Socialities and Sociality as a Causal Force

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Introduction: Qualifying Sociality through Values

Introduction: Qualifying Sociality through Values

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