In this article we intend to discuss “the house” both as an anthropological catego- ry and as a material reality from a comparative perspective. The study of human dwellings across cultures has always occupied the minds of social scientists. However, it was only a few decades ago that social scientists started to look at “houses” not just as constructions endowed with historical meanings and symbolic values, but also as a distinctive type of social formation. To these concerns we want to add a focus on “houses” as spaces of intimacy.

Aurora Donzelli (2008). Rice intimacies. Reflections on the ‘house’ in Upland Sulawesi and South China. ARCHIV FÜR VÖLKERKUNDE, 57-58, 31-58.

Rice intimacies. Reflections on the ‘house’ in Upland Sulawesi and South China

Aurora Donzelli
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2008

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In this article we intend to discuss “the house” both as an anthropological catego- ry and as a material reality from a comparative perspective. The study of human dwellings across cultures has always occupied the minds of social scientists. However, it was only a few decades ago that social scientists started to look at “houses” not just as constructions endowed with historical meanings and symbolic values, but also as a distinctive type of social formation. To these concerns we want to add a focus on “houses” as spaces of intimacy.
2008
Aurora Donzelli (2008). Rice intimacies. Reflections on the ‘house’ in Upland Sulawesi and South China. ARCHIV FÜR VÖLKERKUNDE, 57-58, 31-58.
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