Naming The Witch (Cultural Memory In The Present),New

Naming The Witch (Cultural Memory In The Present),New

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Naming The Witch Explores The Recent Series Of Witchcraft Accusations And Killings In East Java, Which Spread As The Suharto Regime Slipped Into Crisis And Then Fell. After Many Years Of Ethnographic Work Focusing On The Origins And Nature Of Violence In Indonesia, Siegel Came To The Conclusion That Previous Anthropological Explanations Of Witchcraft And Magic, Mostly Based On Sociological Conceptions But Also Including The Work Of E.E. Evanspritchard And Claude Lvistrauss, Were Simply Inadequate To The Task Of Providing A Full Understanding Of The Phenomena Associated With Sorcery, And Particularly With The Ideas Of Power Connected With It.Previous Explanations Have Tended To See Witchcraft In Simple Opposition To Modernism And Modernity (Enchantment Vs. Disenchantment). The Author Sees Witchcraft As An Effect Of Culture, When The Latter Is Incapable Of Dealing With Accident, Death, And The Fear Of The Disintegration Of Social And Political Relations. He Shows How And Why Modernization And Witchcraft Can Often Be Companions, As People Strive To Name What Has Hitherto Been Unnameable.

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