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	1 “The Politics of Oxymoron” appears in the current issue of The New Criterion (Summer[removed]It is a study of the linguistic damage done by anthropology to the concept of “culture” over the years, and the damage Add to Reading List Document Date: 2003-08-11 01:32:42 Open Document File Size: 81,00 KB Share Result on Facebook City Bristol / Berlin / Cambridge / Calcutta / / Company The Times / / Continent Europe / / Country Germany / Iran / Thailand / Russia / Australia / United Kingdom / Spain / / IndustryTerm steel blades / energy / coal-mining / mere national law / / NaturalFeature Arnhem Land coast / / Organization Christian Society / Congress / / Person Clifford Geertz / Samuel D. Huntington / Edward Burnett Tylor / Alfred G. Meyer / Perry Anderson / Charles Snow / T. S. Eliot / Frantz Fanon / Lionel Trilling / Ian Gregor / Bernard Bergonzi / Ernst Gombrich / Clyde Kluckhohn / Roger Sandall / Raymond Williams / RAYMOND WILLIAMS TELLS / Paul Feyerabend / Johann Gottfried von Herder / Matthew Arnold / / Position President / artist / the poet / politician / author / artist / mine worker / / PublishedMedium The New Criterion / The Times / / Region northern Australia / / SocialTag British people Literary criticism Cultural relativism Relativism T. S. Eliot Political culture Tradition and the Individual Talent Ethnoscience Anthropology Culture

1 “The Politics of Oxymoron” appears in the current issue of The New Criterion (Summer[removed]It is a study of the linguistic damage done by anthropology to the concept of “culture” over the years, and the damage Add to Reading List