Counterworks

Managing the diversity of knowledge Self and other in contemporary anthropology As I lay laughing: encountering global knowledge in Bali Against syncretism: Africanizing and Cubanizing discourses in North America òrìsà worship Knowing the past: plural identities and the antinomies of loss in Highland Bolivia It takes one to know one: collective resentment and mutual recognition among Greeks in local and global contexts Latticed knowledge: eradication and dispersal of the unpalatable in Islam, medicien and anthropological theory Whose knowledge and whose power? a new perspective on cultural diffusion From cosmology to environmentalism: shamanism as local knowledge in a global setting The production of locality