Introduction 1
Some Early Works in the Anthropology of Moralities
Relativism
Outline of Book
Part I The Philosophical and Theoretical Foundations of the Anthropological Studies of Morality
1 The Philosophical and Theoretical Foundations of Social Scientific Studies of Morality - From Plato and Aristotle to Durkheim, Weber, and Foucault
Philosophical Theories of Morality
The Roots of a Social Scientific Theory of Morality
Some Final Words
Part II Religion and Law
2 Religion
Witchcraft
Moral Consciousness and the Ethics of Self
Change, Religion, and Moralities
Some Final Words
3 Law
State and Law
Moral Economies, Inequality, and Property
Human Rights
Some Final Words
Case Study 1 Moral Torment in Papua New Guinea
Part III Sexuality, Gender, and Health
4 Gender and Sexuality
Gender and Moralities
Sexuality
Family, Children, and Morality
Some Final Words
5 Illness, Health, and Medicine
The Morality of Biomedicine
HIV/AIDS and Morality
Narrative and Medical Encounters
Bioethics
Some Final Words
Case Study 2 Morality and Women's Health in Post-Soviet Russia
Part IV Language, Narrative, and Discourse
6 Language, Discourse, and Narrative
Discourse, Performativity, and Moral Communication
Narrative
Some Final Words
Case Study 3 Narratives of moral experience in Moscow
Part V Closing
7 Some Closing Words
Morality and Ethics
References
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