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By Marcel Detienne

"Comparing the incomparable" was published by Stanford University Press in 2008 - Stanford, Calif, it has 108 pages and the language of the book is English.
“Comparing the incomparable” Metadata:
- Title: Comparing the incomparable
- Author: Marcel Detienne
- Language: English
- Number of Pages: 108
- Publisher: Stanford University Press
- Publish Date: 2008
- Publish Location: Stanford, Calif
“Comparing the incomparable” Subjects and Themes:
- Subjects: ➤ Comparative method - Ethnohistory - Ethnology - Social sciences and history - History - Social sciences
Edition Specifications:
- Pagination: p. cm.
Edition Identifiers:
- The Open Library ID: OL18017214M - OL572191W
- Online Computer Library Center (OCLC) ID: 187300199
- Library of Congress Control Number (LCCN): 2007051704
- ISBN-13: 9780804757492 - 9780804757508
- All ISBNs: 9780804757492 - 9780804757508
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"Comparing the incomparable" Table Of Contents:
- 1- Toward a constructive comparativism: between historians and anthropologists
- 2- Should an anthropologist happen to meet a historian
- 3- 'A traveller everywhere'
- 4- The confrontation between Greeks and Americans
- 5- The blemishes of nationalism
- 6- Those 'without writing', 'without history'
- 7- Saint Marc Bloch
- 8- How should the history of England be written today?
- 9- And in Germany?
- 10- Toward a more just and egalitarian society of historians
- 11- Working together
- 12- Constructing comparables
- 13- Singular and plural
- 14- The shock of the incomparable
- 15- The art of coining something new
- 16- Mechanisms of thought
- 17- Passing from autochthony to refoundation
- 18- What is the use of comparison?
- 19- Setting a variety of regimes of hisroicity in perspective
- 20- 'Be wary of history'
- 21- Historical memory and thought
- 22- The configurations of change
- 23- The colours of the past
- 24- An obstacle to thinking of the past as something other than the present: Homer
- 25- Working on one's own traditions
- 26- Experimenting in the field of polytheisms
- 27- 'The fact of structure', with Georges Dumézil
- 28- Models of Zeus
- 29- The limits to 'how a god intervenes'
- 30- Begin with groupings of gods
- 31- Concrete objects used as 'litmus papers'
- 32- The foot of Apollo, the strides of Hermes and the foundation stones of Poseidon
- 33- In the intimacy of the house of Delphi
- 34- Manipulate! Obtain reactions!
- 35- From assembly practices to forms of politics: a comparative approach
- 36- Multiple beginnings
- 37- Concrete practices
- 38- Communal affairs
- 39- Fashioning a place in which to speak
- 40- A democracy invented in Africa
- 41- Assembling and giving form to the res publica
- 42- Notaries, scribes and messengers: modes of publicity
- 43- Writing down the law and making it speak
- 44- Places of equality and types of men.
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