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David Lewis 《Anthropological Forum》2014,24(4):440-453
This paper discusses the recent rise of popular ‘blockbuster’ books written by international development industry insiders and produced by commercial publishers. The paper explores a set of common stylistic devices found within this emerging genre. Though each book is different, a key trope is the story of an author's earlier professional life—the hard lessons and gritty insights that have supposedly emerged from it—that normally underpins each narrative. By living the challenges involved in development work at first hand, and by making mistakes and experiencing epiphanies along the way, these author-professionals want readers to know that they have found out the hard way that long-cherished beliefs about development now need to be questioned. Readers are invited to relive these lessons and epiphanies, and to think and act differently about development by upholding a highly pragmatic form of development professionalism. Combining elements of research monograph, self-help book and personal memoir, these development blockbuster books can be understood not only as commodities, but also as part of the development gift. The authors promise a gift of experience but, in reality, these books are mundane commodities enmeshed in capitalist exchange relations. 相似文献
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Homology is a central concept for Developmental Evolution. HereI argue that homology should be explained within the referenceprocesses of development and evolution; development becauseit is the proximate cause of morphological characters and evolutionbecause it deals with organic transformations and stability.This was already recognized by Hans Spemann in 1915. In a seminalessay "A history and critique of the homology concept" Spemannanalyzed the history and present problems of the homology concept.Here I will continue Spemann's project and analyze some of the20th century contributions to homology. I will end with a fewreflections about the connections between developmental processesand homology and conclude that developmental processes are inherentin (i) the assessment of homology, (ii) the explanation of homology,(iii) the origin of evolutionary innovations (incipient homologues),and (iv) can be considered homologous themselves. 相似文献
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