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Cooking of History : How Not to Study Afro-Cuban Religion
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9780226019567
Publication Year
2013
Type
Textbook
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Trade Paperback
Language
English
Publication Name
Cooking of History : How Not to Study Afro-Cuban Religion
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Author
Stephan Palmie
Item Length
0.9in
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University of Chicago Press
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0.6in
Item Weight
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Number of Pages
368 Pages

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Over a lifetime of studying Cuban Santer a and other religions related to Orisha worship--a practice also found among the Yoruba in West Africa--Stephan Palmi has grown progressively uneasy with the assumptions inherent in the very term Afro-Cuban religion. In The Cooking of History he provides a comprehensive analysis of these assumptions, in the process offering an incisive critique both of the anthropology of religion and of scholarship on the cultural history of the Afro-Atlantic World. Understood largely through its rituals and ceremonies, Santer a and related religions have been a challenge for anthropologists to link to a hypothetical African past. But, Palmi argues, precisely by relying on the notion of an aboriginal African past, and by claiming to authenticate these religions via their findings, anthropologists--some of whom have converted to these religions--have exerted considerable influence upon contemporary practices. Critiquing widespread and damaging simplifications that posit religious practices as stable and self-contained, Palmi calls for a drastic new approach that properly situates cultural origins within the complex social environments and scholarly fields in which they are investigated.

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University of Chicago Press
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022601956x
ISBN-13
9780226019567
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Author
Stephan Palmie
Publication Name
Cooking of History : How Not to Study Afro-Cuban Religion
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Publication Year
2013
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
368 Pages

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Item Length
0.9in
Item Height
0.1in
Item Width
0.6in
Item Weight
20.1 Oz

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Bl2566.C9p352 2013
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"What does it mean to 'study something'-like Afro-Cuban religion, for instance? In this wise, witty, and uncommonly erudite book, Stephan Palmié unseats key premises regarding the stability of social science knowledge. Afro-Cuban religion, he shows, is at best an 'organic hybrid,' a 'multiuser domain,' born of the chance meeting of scholars and practitioners, each in pursuit of their own, self-conscious mysteries. Yet his acute analysis shows us something more: not merely must we live with such uncertainty; we can make it the basis of compelling forms of insight." , Stephan Palmié has brought forth once more a work of stunning originality that is certain to have a lasting impact on the study of Afro-Cuban religion and, more generally, the whole field of Afro-American cultural formation. Part auto-ethnography of self-making, part historical ethnography of Afro-Cuban worldmaking, and part homage to the progenitors and bearers of the tradition-with a pinch of chaos and fractal theory thrown in for good measure- The Cooking of History turns 'cooking' into a 'turning,' a turning upside down of the stale, conventional story based on the idea of cultural holism, and replaces the idea of cultural endowment and transmission with the idea of an analytic space or 'ethnographic interface' as the locus of the creation of the episteme called 'Afro-Cuban religion.' Palmié has thrown down a most formidable challenge. Now let the fireworks begin!, Stephan Palmi has brought forth once more a work of stunning originality that is certain to have a lasting impact on the study of Afro-Cuban religion and, more generally, the whole field of Afro-American cultural formation. Part auto-ethnography of self-making, part historical ethnography of Afro-Cuban worldmaking, and part homage to the progenitors and bearers of the tradition--with a pinch of chaos and fractal theory thrown in for good measure-- The Cooking of History turns 'cooking' into a 'turning,' a turning upside down of the stale, conventional story based on the idea of cultural holism, and replaces the idea of cultural endowment and transmission with the idea of an analytic space or 'ethnographic interface' as the locus of the creation of the episteme called 'Afro-Cuban religion.' Palmi has thrown down a most formidable challenge. Now let the fireworks begin!, What does it mean to 'study something'--like Afro-Cuban religion, for instance? In this wise, witty, and uncommonly erudite book, Stephan Palmié unseats key premises regarding the stability of social science knowledge. Afro-Cuban religion, he shows, is at best an 'organic hybrid,' a 'multiuser domain,' born of the chance meeting of scholars and practitioners, each in pursuit of their own, self-conscious mysteries. Yet his acute analysis shows us something more: not merely must we live with such uncertainty; we can make it the basis of compelling forms of insight., Stephan Palmié has brought forth once more a work of stunning originality that is certain to have a lasting impact on the study of Afro-Cuban religion and, more generally, the whole field of Afro-American cultural formation. Part auto-ethnography of self-making, part historical ethnography of Afro-Cuban worldmaking, and part homage to the progenitors and bearers of the tradition--with a pinch of chaos and fractal theory thrown in for good measure-- The Cooking of History turns 'cooking' into a 'turning,' a turning upside down of the stale, conventional story based on the idea of cultural holism, and replaces the idea of cultural endowment and transmission with the idea of an analytic space or 'ethnographic interface' as the locus of the creation of the episteme called 'Afro-Cuban religion.' Palmié has thrown down a most formidable challenge. Now let the fireworks begin!, The book is a chef d'ouevre. Stephan Palmié examines the recipes by which ethnographic animals like religions or history are 'cooked': hunted, sliced, prepared, and consumed. The dishes are heated on what Palmié names the 'ethnographic interface,' where anthropological recipes and the confections that anthropologists study boil together to constitute the regular fare of social life. It would be enough to have penned the first anthropological history of this interspace, exploring, as Palmié does, the lives and practices of those who regularly consume a menu of 'Afro,' 'Cuban,' and 'religion.' This book does much more, serving up a radical critique of anthropological knowing and its time-honored techniques of cookery and, dare we say it, crockery. Brilliantly iconoclastic, Palmié tosses even the unsavory ethnographer into the pot., An excellent dissection and analysis of what the author calls 'Afro-' 'Cuban' 'Religion.' . . . Looking back to the earliest records of the groups that eventually developed the traditions known today as Santería, Lukumi, Orisha Religion, and Yoruba Tradition Religion, Palmié traces the ways scholars and their informants/conversation partners worked together to develop what has become a group of worldwide religious traditions., The book is a chef d'ouevre. Stephan Palmié examines the recipes by which ethnographic animals like religions or history are 'cooked': hunted, sliced, prepared, and consumed. The dishes are heated on what Palmié names the 'ethnographic interface,' where anthropological recipes and the confections that anthropologists study boil together to constitute the regular fare of social life. It would be enough to have penned the first anthropological history of this interspace, exploring, as Palmié does, the lives and practices of those who regularly consume a menu of 'Afro,' 'Cuban,' and 'religion.' This book does much more, serving up a radical critique of anthropological knowing and its time-honored techniques of cookery and, dare we say it, crockery. Brilliantly iconoclastic, Palmié tosses even the unsavory ethnographer into the pot., "What does it mean to 'study something'--like Afro-Cuban religion, for instance? In this wise, witty, and uncommonly erudite book, Stephan Palmié unseats key premises regarding the stability of social science knowledge. Afro-Cuban religion, he shows, is at best an 'organic hybrid,' a 'multiuser domain,' born of the chance meeting of scholars and practitioners, each in pursuit of their own, self-conscious mysteries. Yet his acute analysis shows us something more: not merely must we live with such uncertainty; we can make it the basis of compelling forms of insight." 
Table of Content
Acknowledgments A Note on Spelling Introduction. BL2532.S3 or, How Not to Study "Afro"-"Cuban" "Religion" Chapter 1. On Yoruba Origins, for Example ... Chapter 2. Fernando Ortiz and the Cooking of History Chapter 3. Or "Syncretism," for that Matter ... Chapter 4. The Color of the Gods: Notes on a Question Better Left Unasked Chapter 5. Afronauts of the Virtual Atlantic: The Giant African Snail Incident, the War of the Oriatés, and the Plague of Orichas Coda. Ackee and Saltfish versus Amalá con Quimbombó, or More Foods for Thought Epilogue Notes References Index
Copyright Date
2013
Topic
Black Studies (Global), Ethnic & Tribal, Anthropology / Cultural & Social, History, Caribbean & West Indies / Cuba, Cults
Lccn
2012-043339
Dewey Decimal
299.6/897291
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Dewey Edition
23
Genre
Religion, History, Social Science

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