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the recursive anthropology of Cuban divination
By Martin Holbraad

"Truth in motion" was published by The University of Chicago Press in 2012 - Chicago, it has 344 pages and the language of the book is English.
“Truth in motion” Metadata:
- Title: Truth in motion
- Author: Martin Holbraad
- Language: English
- Number of Pages: 344
- Publisher: ➤ The University of Chicago Press
- Publish Date: 2012
- Publish Location: Chicago
“Truth in motion” Subjects and Themes:
- Subjects: Religion - Ifa (Religion) - Divination - Ifa (religion) - Cuba, religion
- Places: Cuba
Edition Specifications:
- Pagination: p. cm.
Edition Identifiers:
- The Open Library ID: OL25046501M - OL16167735W
- Online Computer Library Center (OCLC) ID: 754105591
- Library of Congress Control Number (LCCN): 2011037298
- ISBN-13: 9780226349206 - 9780226349213
- ISBN-10: 0226349209 - 0226349217
- All ISBNs: 0226349209 - 0226349217 - 9780226349206 - 9780226349213
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"Truth in motion" Table Of Contents:
- 1- Introduction: the question of truth in the historiography and ethnography of Ifá divination
- 2- Truth as an ethnographic object
- 3- Ifá in West Africa and the prestige of truth
- 4- Afro-American religion and the politics of its representation
- 5- Truth in anthropology: from nature and culture to recursive analysis
- 6- Evolutionism, "diffusionism," constructivism: the fall of truth
- 7- Toward a recursive analysis of truth
- 8- Truth beyond doubt: the alterity of divination
- 9- Divination in anthropology
- 10- Evans-Pritchard on oracles
- 11- Boyer on divination, causal indices, and truth
- 12- Divination and indubitability
- 13- Desiderata for an analysis of divinatory truth
- 14- Living Ifá: the matter of truth
- 15- True encounters
- 16- Divinatory regulation: Javier's initiatory career
- 17- Divination and the path of initiation
- 18- The matrix of initiation and the propulsion of paths
- 19- Living Ifá
- 20- Speaking Ifá and the economy of learning secrets
- 21- Mythical transcendence and ritual elicitation: the cosmo-praxis of Ifá divination
- 22- The problem with the problem of transcendence
- 23- Myth and transcendence
- 24- Ritual and immanence
- 25- The cosmological problem of divination
- 26- The liturgy of Ifá divination
- 27- The ontology of motion: power, powder and vertical transformation
- 28- Ontological non sequiturs
- 29- Motile practice: a choreography of nuts
- 30- Motile discourse: talking of paths
- 31- Motile cosmology: aché in divination
- 32- An interlude on the analysis of motility, or, the power of powder
- 33- Motile ontology: potential relations and the direction of motion
- 34- Divinatory metamorphosis: symbolism, interpretation, and the motility of meaning
- 35- The problem of symbolism and the motility of meaning
- 36- Interrogating orula
- 37- "Speaking the signo, "interpreting the paths"
- 38- Motile meanings in divination
- 39- The event of truth: coincidence, revelation, bewilderment
- 40- Coincidence, paths, and the event of truth (or bewilderment)
- 41- Motile truth, representation and their mutual eclipse
- 42- Skepticism and misunderstanding
- 43- Definition and obligation: the truth of the oracles
- 44- No lies, no mistakes
- 45- Divination and definition
- 46- Divination and obligation
- 47- Initiation as ontological transformation
- 48- Equivocations
- 49- Conclusion: anthropological truth
- 50- Divination and anthropology
- 51- Ontography as antidivination
- 52- Epilogue: on humility
- 53- Appendix A: the naming and ranking of divinatory configurations
- 54- Appendix B: "papers of Ifá": an example.
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