Selves in time and place : identities, experience, and history in Nepal
This text draws upon ethnographic research in Nepal to examine how selves, identities, and experience are produced in dialogical relationships through time in a multi-ethic nation-state and within a discourse of nationalism.
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Selves in time and place: an introduction / Debra Skinner, Dorothy Holland & Alfred Pach III
Fate, domestic authority, and women's wills / Mary Des Chene
Narrative subversions of hierarcy / Steven M. Parish
Contested selves, contested femininities: selves and society in process / Debra Skinner & Dorothy Holland
Narrative constructions of madness in a Hindu village in Nepal Alfred Pach III
Consumer culture and identities in Kathmandu: "playing with your brain" / Mark Liechty
Situating persons: honor and identity in Nepal / Ernestine McHugh. Tibetan identity layers in the Nepal Himalayas / Stan Mumford
Crossing boundaries: ethnicity and marriage in a Hod village / Premalata Ghimire
Engendered bodies, embodied genders / Kathryn S. March
The case of the disappearing Shamans, or no individualism, no relationalism / Sherry B. Ortner
Imagined sisters: the ambiguities of women's poetics and collective actions / Elizabeth Enslin
Growing up Newar Buddhist: Chittadhar Hridaya's Jhī Macā and its context / Todd Lewis
Selves in motion / Robert I. Levy
Electronic reproduction, [Place of publication not identified], HathiTrust Digital Library, 2010