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Thai in vitro: gender, culture and assisted reproduction
Asian Anthropology Pub Date : 2017-02-13 , DOI: 10.1080/1683478x.2017.1286074
Erik Cohen 1
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from their data. In doing so, the original theoretical framework with which the researcher began is necessarily expanded due to the variation found in the data. This is precisely what drives social theory forward. The little variation that is allowed into this book is brushed aside as the pathogenic force of modernity or seen as inconsequential because we are so cosmopolitan that it is impossible to know “who is the Orientalist and who is Orientalized” (p. 184), which is precisely the supposedly “Post-Orientalist reading” that the author began with in Chapter 1. This book has hardly closed this topic. Future anthropologists of Asia will likely provide their informants with more of a voice within their ethnography, the diversity of which will provide a more robust and convincing argument to move us beyond the critique of Orientalism.

中文翻译:

泰国体外:性别、培养和辅助生殖

从他们的数据。在这样做时,由于数据中发现的变化,研究人员开始使用的原始理论框架必然会扩展。这正是推动社会理论向前发展的动力。本书中允许的微小变化被视为现代性的致病力量而被忽视或被视为无关紧要,因为我们是如此世界化,以至于不可能知道“谁是东方主义者,谁是东方化的”(第 184 页),正是作者在第一章开始的所谓“后东方主义阅读”。这本书几乎没有结束这个话题。未来的亚洲人类学家可能会在他们的民族志中为他们的线人提供更多的发言权,民族志的多样性将提供更强有力和更有说服力的论据,使我们超越对东方主义的批判。
更新日期:2017-02-13
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