Acknowledgments IX
Thinking and Engaging the Whole : The Anthropology of Roy A. Rappaport 1
Ellen Messer
B ibliography of the Works of Roy A. Rappaport 39
Part I. Ecology and the Anthropology of Trouble
Kicking Off the Kaiko: Instability, Opportunism, and Crisis in Ecological Anthropology
Susan H. Lees
Human Ecology from Space: Ecological Anthropology 49
Engages the Study of Global Environmental Change 64
Emilio F Moran and Eduardo S. Brondizio
Ecological Embeddedness and Personhood: Have We Always Been Capitalists? 88
Alf Hornborg
Considering the Power and Potential of the Anthropology of Trouble 99
Barbara Rose Johnston
Teens and Troubles in the New World Order
Fran Markowitz
Part II. Ritual Structure and Religious Practice
The Life and Death of Ritual: Reflections on Some Ethnographic and Historical Phenomena in the Light 122
of Roy Rappaport's Analysis of Ritual 145
Robert I. Levy
New Ways in Death and Dying: Transformation of Body and Text in Late Modern American Judaism.
A Kaddish for Roy " Skip " Rappaport 170
Peter K. Gluck
Monolith or the Tower of Babel? Ultimate Sacred Postulates at Work in Conservative Christian Schools 1 93
Melinda Bollar Wagner
Belief Beheld - Inside and Outside , Insider and Outsider in the Anthropology of Religion 207
James Peacock
Notes for a Cybernetics of the Holy 227
Thomas J. Csordas
Rappaport on Religion: A Social Anthropological Reading 244
Michael Lambek
Part III. The Papua New Guinea Context: Following Skip 's Ethnographic Footsteps
Rappaport's Maring: The Challenge of Ethnography 277
Andrew Strathern and Pamela J Stewart
Reflections on Pigs for the Ancestors 291
Gillian Gillison
Averting the Bush Fire Day: Ain's Cult Revisited 300
Polly Wiessner and Akii Tumu
Reading Exchange in Melanesia: Theory and Ethnography in the Context of Encompassment 324
Edward LiPuma
List of Contributors 353
Index 357
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