Xin Liu is Professor of Anthropology at the University of California, Berkeley.
China underwent a dramatic social transformation in the last decade of the twentieth century. This powerful ethnographic study of one community focuses on the logic of everyday practice in post-reform rural China. Enriched with many vivid anecdotes describing life in the village of Zhaojiahe in northwestern China, In One's Own Shadow skillfully analyzes the changes and continuities marking the recent history of this region and highlights the broader implications for the way we understand Chinese modernity.
Liu's narrative provides a wonderfully evocative exploration of many domains of everyday life such as kinship and marriage traditions, food systems, ceremonial celebrations, social relations, and village politics. He brings to life many of the personalities and customs of Zhaojiahe as he presents the villagers' strategies to modernize in an environment of scarce resources and a discredited cultural heritage. This accessibly written ethnography will be an essential contribution to the anthropology of China.
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比那本self要好,但仍然不感冒,覺著問題意識很模糊(或許作者覺得為人類學理論做貢獻要比現實導嚮的問題意識更重要,變本加厲後就齣現瞭self那種不倫不類的書)
评分細節到有點讓人感覺煩躁的書
评分當時腦子一熱就打瞭個英文版,讀瞭幾章還是放下瞭。其實不算難讀的啊。第一印象是覺得對環境的描寫好敏銳好細膩啊。雖然寫的是陝西,但我春假去山西的時候,黃土大地、灰霾空氣、殘破的窯洞和低矮的麥田,所見之景讓我立刻想到這本書裏的描寫。
评分比那本self要好,但仍然不感冒,覺著問題意識很模糊(或許作者覺得為人類學理論做貢獻要比現實導嚮的問題意識更重要,變本加厲後就齣現瞭self那種不倫不類的書)
评分powerful and inspiring ethnography about post-Mao rural China
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