Social theory in archaeology
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Social theory in archaeology
（Foundations of archaeological inquiry）
University of Utah Press, c2000
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Since the debut of the New Archaeology in the 1960s, approaches to the science of interpreting the material past have proliferated. Seeking to find common ground in an increasingly fractious and polarized discipline, a group of archaeological theorists representing various schools of thought gathered in a roundtable, during the fall of 1997. As organizer, Michael Schiffer sought to build bridges that might begin to span the conceptual chasms that have formed in archaeology during the past few decades. Many participants in the roundtable accepted the challenge of building bridges, but some rejected the premise that bridge building is desirable or feasible. Even so, every chapter in the resulting volume contributes something provocative or significant to the enterprise of constructing social theory in archaeology and setting the agenda for future social-theoretic research. With contributions from every major school of thought, whether informed by evolutionary theory, feminism, chaos theory, behavioralism, or post-processualism, this volume serves as both handbook to an array of theoretical approaches and as a useful look at each school's response to criticism.
目次
Preface and Acknowledgments 1. Social Theory in Archaeology: Building Bridges ~ Michael Brian Schiffer 2. Revisiting Power, Labor Rights, and Kinship: Archaeology and Social Theory ~ Jeanne E. Arnold 3. Corporate/Network: New Perspectives on Models of Political Action and the Puebloan Southwest ~ Gary M. Feinman 4. Abandonment: Conceptualization, Representation, and Social Change ~ Margaret C. Nelson 5. Elements of a Behavioral Ecological Paradigm for the Study of Prehistoric Hunter-Gatherers ~ Robert L. Kelly 6. Food, Lies, and Paleoanthropology: Social Theory and the Evolution of Sharing in Humans ~ Stephen L. Kuhn and Catherine Sarther 7. On What People Make of Places: A Behavioral Cartography ~ Mar\u00eda Nieves Zede\u00f1o 8. Strange Attractors: Feminist Theory, Nonlinear Systems Theory, and Their Implications for Archaeological Theory ~ Suzanne M. Spencer-Wood 9. Evolutionary Archaeology: Reconstructing and Explaining Historical Lineages ~ Michael J. O'Brien and R. Lee Lyman 10. Reconfiguring the Social, Reconfiguring the Material ~ Julian Thomas 11. Ideas Are Like Burgeoning Grains on a Young Rice Stalk: Some Ideas on Theory in Anthropological Archaeology ~ Susan Kus References Index Contributors
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