
Sherry B. Ortner
Also known as
Ortner, Sherry BSherry Ortner
Born 1941-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL2758786A
Top Subjects
- Sherpa (Nepalese people) (4)
- Sherpa (Nepalese people) -- Religion (3)
- Sociology (3)
- Anthropology - Cultural (3)
- Social Science (3)
- Buddhism -- Nepal (2)
- Geertz, Clifford (2)
Books by Sherry B. Ortner
Total count: 20
Sherpas through their ritualsCambridge University Press1978-01-01
High religiona cultural and political history of Sherpa BuddhismPrinceton University Press1989-01-01
High religiona cultural and political history of Sherpa BuddhismPrinceton University Press1989-01-01
High religiona cultural and political history of Sherpa Buddhism(s.n.)1992-01-01
La teoría antropológica desde los años sesenta1. ed. en español.Universidad de Guadalajara, Dirección de Publicaciones1993-01-01
Making genderthe politics and erotics of cultureBeacon Press1996-01-01
Making GenderThe Politics and Erotics of CultureNew Ed editionBeacon Press1997-10-31
The fate of "culture"Geertz and beyondUniversity of California Press1999-01-01
Life and death on Mt. EverestSherpas and Himalayan mountaineeringPrinceton University Press1999-01-01
Life and Death on Mt. EverestPrinceton University Press1999-08-09-
The Fate of "Culture"Geertz and Beyond (Representations Books)1 editionUniversity of California Press1999-11-29
Die Welt der Sherpas. Leben und Sterben am Mount Everest.Lübbe2002-05-01-
New Jersey DreamingCapital, Culture, and the Class Of '58Duke University Press2003-01-01
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Anthropology and Social TheoryCulture, Power, and the Acting SubjectDuke University Press2006-01-01
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Not HollywoodIndependent Film at the Twilight of the American DreamDuke University Press2013-01-01
Not Hollywood: Independent Film at the Twilight of the American DreamDuke University Press Books2013-02-27
Culture/Power/HistoryA Reader in Contemporary Social TheoryPrinceton University Press2021-01-01
Screening Social JusticeBrave New Films and Documentary ActivismDuke University Press2023-01-01-
THEORY AND ANTHROPOLOGY SINCE THE SIXTIES
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RESISTANCE AND THE PROBLEM OF ETHNOGRAPHIC REFUSAL