The distinguished anthropologist Maurice Bloch is Professor of Anthropology at the London School of Economics and Political Science.

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• Chapter 1 Durkheimian Anthropology and Religion; Chapter 2 Why Religion Is Nothing Special but Is Central; Chapter 3 Truth and Sight; Chapter 4 Teknonymy and the Evocation of the “Social” among the Zafimaniry of Madagascar; Chapter 5 Is There Religion in Çatalhöyük or Just Houses?; Chapter 6 Types of Shared Doubt in the Flow of a Discussion; Chapter 7 Toward a Cognitive Anthropology Grounded in Field Work; Chapter 8 Lévi-Strauss as an Evolutionary Anthropologist;

The distinguished anthropologist Maurice Bloch is Professor of Anthropology at the London School of Economics and Political Science.

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• Chapter 1 Durkheimian Anthropology and Religion; Chapter 2 Why Religion Is Nothing Special but Is Central; Chapter 3 Truth and Sight; Chapter 4 Teknonymy and the Evocation of the “Social” among the Zafimaniry of Madagascar; Chapter 5 Is There Religion in Çatalhöyük or Just Houses?; Chapter 6 Types of Shared Doubt in the Flow of a Discussion; Chapter 7 Toward a Cognitive Anthropology Grounded in Field Work; Chapter 8 Lévi-Strauss as an Evolutionary Anthropologist;

The distinguished anthropologist Maurice Bloch is Professor of Anthropology at the London School of Economics and Political Science.

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• Chapter 1 Durkheimian Anthropology and Religion; Chapter 2 Why Religion Is Nothing Special but Is Central; Chapter 3 Truth and Sight; Chapter 4 Teknonymy and the Evocation of the “Social” among the Zafimaniry of Madagascar; Chapter 5 Is There Religion in Çatalhöyük or Just Houses?; Chapter 6 Types of Shared Doubt in the Flow of a Discussion; Chapter 7 Toward a Cognitive Anthropology Grounded in Field Work; Chapter 8 Lévi-Strauss as an Evolutionary Anthropologist;