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In its anthropological translation, “volume” might refer to “volume of being”. In this chapter we seek to understand volume as referring to being in itself, in its structuration, disconnected from its relationships with other beings. It presents itself as an alternative to the dominant relationalist approach in anthropology.

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Volume

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    2025年

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  • Catherine Beaugrand,
  • Albert Piette

摘要

In its anthropological translation, “volume” might refer to “volume of being”. In this chapter we seek to understand volume as referring to being in itself, in its structuration, disconnected from its relationships with other beings. It presents itself as an alternative to the dominant relationalist approach in anthropology.