1st Edition
The Anthropology of Morality A Dynamic and Interactionist Approach
Chapter 1. The anthropology of morality: a lens for observing moralities as social facts
Chapter 2. Words and actions: from ethno-ethics to the anthropology of morality
Chapter 3. The choice of methods: from methodological individualism to interactionism
Chapter 4. No holism, no generalizations? On idiosyncrasies and regularities
Chapter 5. Life experiences, moral justifications and moral anaesthesia
Chapter 6. Hierarchy of values and dynamics of value changes
Chapter 7. Tolerance, conformity and moral relativism
Chapter 8. Moral education
Chapter 9. Ordinary and ‘extra-ordinary’ ethics
Chapter 10. Moral imagination or the need for transcendence
Biography
Monica Heintz is Professor of Anthropology at the University of Paris Nanterre, France and Co-director of the Laboratoire d’Ethnologie et de Sociologie Comparative (CNRS/University Paris Nanterre).
