Through the words of twenty contributors, this volume addresses the dialectic relationship between islands and islanders as well as the resulting ways of life produced by this interrelation, a condition considered here as "islandness." It proposes "islandness" as a lens through which to investigate "insular" settings across oceans and interrogate the geographical category of an "island." What different conceptualizations of islandness can be discerned in various parts of the world? How do these conceptualizations frame experiences of time and space? How does this shape human perceptions, cultural practices, as well as relationships and interactions with other-than-human entities? In what ways do insular sensibilities configure ways of being and moving in historical and contemporary contexts?
Islandness is an emergent quality; it is a process that the contributors explore theoretically, historically, and ethnographically by approaching diverse regions―the Indian and Pacific Oceans, Highland Asia, Europe, and Latin America―from different disciplinary perspectives. In analyzing these complexities through the lens of islandness, the volume draws transcultural and transregional comparisons in order to shed light on the human-environmental condition.
The book’s fifteen chapters deal with both literal and metaphorical islandness across three parts: Oceania, Indian Ocean, and Beyond. Each section explores the processes through which islandness becomes constituted and the practices in which it becomes enacted by establishing and comparing relating regional contexts. Thus, the volume traces ways of experiencing islandness with a dual focus on the empirical dimension―the lived realities and temporalities of islandness―and the metaphorical plane―the ideas of islands or island settings that inform experiences of islandness.
For scholars interested in seeing the "island" beyond the ocean, Experiencing Islandness: Oceans and Beyond shows that the metaphorical power of islands frames experiences all around the world.
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Philipp Schorch is professor of museum anthropology at LMU Munich, Germany.
Frank Heidemann is a retired professor of social and cultural anthropology at LMU Munich, Germany.
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Buch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Through the words of twenty contributors, this volume addresses the dialectic relationship between islands and islanders as well as the resulting ways of life produced by this interrelation, a condition considered here as 'islandness.' It proposes 'islandness' as a lens through which to investigate 'insular' settings across oceans and interrogate the geographical category of an 'island.' What different conceptualizations of islandness can be discerned in various parts of the world How do these conceptualizations frame experiences of time and space How does this shape human perceptions, cultural practices, as well as relationships and interactions with other-than-human entities In what ways do insular sensibilities configure ways of being and moving in historical and contemporary contexts Islandness is an emergent quality; it is a process that the contributors explore theoretically, historically, and ethnographically by approaching diverse regionsthe Indian and Pacific Oceans, Highland Asia, Europe, and Latin Americafrom different disciplinary perspectives. In analyzing these complexities through the lens of islandness, the volume draws transcultural and transregional comparisons in order to shed light on the human-environmental condition. The book's fifteen chapters deal with both literal and metaphorical islandness across three parts: Oceania, Indian Ocean, and Beyond. Each section explores the processes through which islandness becomes constituted and the practices in which it becomes enacted by establishing and comparing relating regional contexts. Thus, the volume traces ways of experiencing islandness with a dual focus on the empirical dimensionthe lived realities and temporalities of islandnessand the metaphorical planethe ideas of islands or island settings that inform experiences of islandness. For scholars interested in seeing the 'island' beyond the ocean, Experiencing Islandness: Oceans and Beyond shows that the metaphorical power of islands frames experiences all around the world. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798880704354
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