Marcel Mauss Alive

Presentation

An Unknown Great Thinker: Marcel Mauss

A Maussian Overture

Mauss’s Economic Vision Back in the Years 1920–“1925

The Moral Groundings of Economic Relations: A Maussian Approach

A Maussian Approach

Mauss: The Father of Reciprocity

Uses and Abuses of the Concept of Total Social Fact

Critical Turbulences

Total Social Fact: Structuring, Partially Connecting, and Reassembling

Mauss and Religion

Mauss’s Posterity in Lévi-Strauss and Bataille (and Their Surpassing by Mauss)

At the Crossroads

On the Difficult News of Marcel Mauss Religilogy

Language and Gift

The Yanomami in Light of Mauss, and Vice Versa

Translated from the French by JPD Systems

The Prey's Love Gift: The Other Side of the Siberian Hunter's Luck

Translated from the French by JPD Systems

The Poisoned Gift: Seduction and Clandestine Loves

From Commodity to Gift

Spirit in Durkheim, Mauss, and Hertz’s Works

Adopting an Obligation: Moral reasoning about the duty to provide Bougainvillean children with access to social services in New Ireland

True Gift: Thoughts on L’Année Sociologique 1923–“4 Edition

Mauss as an ally in current debates over “neo-Darwinism: ” “Sociality” as Maussian drama

The Gift Is a Rhythm

Meeting Marcel Mauss and Henri Lefebvre

A Different Approach to Nationhood: Marcel Mauss

Translated from the French by JPD Systems

History and News of Associationism: Mauss Contributions

The Gift in the Globalization Age

The Gift, Religion, and Eurocentrism in Colonial Adventure

Marcel Mauss and Nikolaï Berdiaev: Two Interpretations of Bolshevism

Cooperation, Sentiments, and Commitment in Organizations

Mauss and the Birth of Sociology of the Body

Is There Any Impulse to Give?

A Remark on the Place of Obligation in Mauss’s Paradigm

The Quaternary Structure of the Gift

Gift, Law, and Political Reform

“Mauss and I...” On the Law of the Gift

Sacred, Law, and Justice: In the Footsteps of Mauss

Marcel Mauss and the Gift in Contemporary Art

Mauss in the Tropics: Love, Money, and Reciprocity in Brazilian Popular Music

Mauss in England (1898): Three Letters to Henri Hubert

Mauss Interdisciplinarity: The Fecundity of Indological Studies

Durkheim, Mauss, and Bourdieu: A Filiation?

Bourdieu, a Paradoxical “Inheritor”?

Translated from the French by JPD Systems

Putting an End to the Gift?

Homo Maussianus: Totality or Dissociation?

“The Fleeting Moment When Society Sets”

The Gift, as the Part and the Whole

Mauss, Weber and the Gift’s Historical Trajectories