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ISBN 10: 0791452212
ISBN 13: 9780791452219
Author: Susan Love Brown
Although anthropologists have studied intentional communities in the past, they have seldom exerted a concerted effort to evaluate the intentional community in terms of the anthropological language of cultural change. Drawing from the work of Victor Turner, Gregory Bateson, and Anthony F. C. Wallace, Intentional Community examines historic and contemporary intentional communities within the United States, leading to a better understanding of these communities, the larger nation-state of which they are a part, and the ways in which the two interact. Applying classical anthropological theory to elements of western society, the contributors discuss how the individuals function; the ways in which these communities come into being and disappear; the various forms these communities take; how their members reinterpret features of the larger culture; and the ways in which outsiders relate to people within them.
Table of contents:
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Introduction
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Liminality, Communitas, Charisma, and Community
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In Search of Truth: Maintaining Communitas in a Religious Community
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Between Two Worlds: Community, Liminality, and the Development of Alternative Marriage Systems
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The Borderlands of Community: Refugee Camps, Intentional Communities, and Liminality
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The Mob at Enfield: Community, Gender, and Violence against the Shakers
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Coming Together and Breaking Apart: Sociogenesis and Schismogenesis in Intentional Communities
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Community as Cultural Critique
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