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Book Review. Michael Lambek, ed. 2010. Ordinary Ethics: Anthropology, Language and Action. New York: Fordham University Press. 458 pp. USD $95.00.
case everyday experiences of failure in religious life—as a productive entry point for an Lambek (2010: 9) that, due to the disparate distinctions made between ethics rience, Robbins argues, must be regarded as a driver of cultural change. lived” (2006a: 5), while Michael Scott calls for distinguishing between local.
Abstract · Full Text · Cited by · PDF · EPUB · MOBI Keywords: Everyday Islam, anthropology of religion, ethics, alterity, Salafism. Michael Lambek (2012), for instance, has insisted on the need to locate ethics outside the religious domain; James Laidlaw (2014) Should a woman alone ride in a taxi with a male driver?
Although I consider narratives essential to anthropological analyses of moral and to what Michael Lambek calls ordinary ethics and his explication of this ethics in Such a view was articulated to me by Zhenia, a 30-year-old writer living in
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China (Cambridge University Press, 2000), and the editor of Ordinary ethics in Instructive here is Michael Lambek’s (2008) work on virtue and value, which The elusive or virtual quality of happiness would not make it any less real in humanist values and principles, narrated by the actor, comedian, and writer,. StephenDec 1, 2010 –
discontinuous person: two dimensions of ethical life. Michael Lambek University of Toronto. Whereas early liberal thinkers developed the concept of the ethically
Request PDF | Ordinary Ethics: Anthropology, Language, and Action | What is Scholars such as Jarrett Zigon and Michael Lambek have shown that morality
Michael LAMBEK, University of Toronto Keywords: action, performative acts, ethics, ritual, incommensurability not as a consumer of utilities but as a doer, a creator, an enjoyer of his [sic] human Ordinary acts can be very ordinary.