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Contents
List of Illustrations
Preface
PART I: POSITIONING
Introduction: Rhetoric in Social Relations
Jon Abbink and Shauna LaTosky
Chapter 1. Embodied Chiasmus: From Alienation to Participation
Jamin Pelkey
PART II: BONDING
Chapter 2. Kinship: Mother and Child of Rhetoric
Jean Lydall
Chapter 3. What Do Kinship Terms Do? The Dual Life of Kinship Rhetoric in English-Written Hunter-Gatherers’ Ethnography
Nurit Bird-David
Chapter 4. The Rhetoric of Kinship: ‘Doing Kinship’ – Some Mambila Cases
David Zeitlyn
Chapter 5. Establishing Ethos: The Rhetorical Work of Bondfriendship
Felix Girke
Chapter 6. The Rhetorics of Purging among the Mun (Mursi) of Southern Ethiopia
Shauna LaTosky
Chapter 7. The Art of Playing Tuql: How to ‘Make’ Love in Egypt
Steffen Strohmenger
Chapter 8. Enculturation as Rhetorical Practice
Ivo Strecker
PART III: CONTESTATION
Chapter 9. Sweet Tongues: The Rhetoric of Politeness in Damascus
Anke Reichenbach
Chapter 10. Words and Images: A Cross-cultural View on Swearing as a Rhetorical Strategy in Social Relations
Susan du Mesnil de Rochemont
Chapter 11. Flavouring the Nation: The Rhetoric of Nutrition Policies in Ethiopia
Valentina Peveri
Chapter 12. Power Relations in Suri: Public Speech and Action
Jon Abbink
Chapter 13. Inducement to Action and Change in Attitude: Coaching in the Light of Rhetorical Anthropology
MichaĆ Mokrzan
Index
Rhetoric and Social Relations
Dialectics of Bonding and Contestation
Edited by Jon Abbink and Shauna LaTosky
352 pages, 19 illus., bibliog., index
ISBN 978-1-78920-977-8 Hb Published (February 2021)
eISBN 978-1-78920-978-5 eBook