This book brings together recent work by Maurice Bloch which
explores the highly controversial territory between the cognitive
and social sciences. The essays are of broad, theoretical interest
and aim to combine naturalistic approaches to cognition with a
recognition and respect for the cultural and historical specificity
of ethnography. All the essays illustrate Bloch's characteristic
approach to the relation between anthropology and cognitive
science, where cognitive science is used to criticize
anthropological assumptions concerning such key topics as religion,
kinship, belief, ritual, symbolism and art.
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