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Quantities of Qualia: Stone Athletes and the Ethnography of Intensity

By: Material type: Continuing resourceContinuing resourcePublication details: Current Anthropology; 2025Description: 29-49ISSN:
  • 0011-3204
Subject(s): Online resources: Summary: Relative intensity, or degree change, is ubiquitous and consequential in human social life. Practices of gradation enable social actors to make tacit comparisons and erect thresholds, to perform and reinforce norms, and to gauge relationships between expe
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Relative intensity, or degree change, is ubiquitous and consequential in human social life. Practices of gradation enable social actors to make tacit comparisons and erect thresholds, to perform and reinforce norms, and to gauge relationships between expe

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