(2011) Embodying Moralities: Toward the Possibility of Togetherness in Anthropological Relationships. (original) (raw)

The paper explores the intersection of anthropology and morality, arguing against moral-political commitments that could undermine anthropological understanding. It discusses the framework proposed by Zigon that emphasizes studying local moralities through a phenomenological lens, covering three interrelated aspects of morality: institutional, public discourse, and embodied dispositions. With a focus on the necessity of an adaptable research methodology, the text aims to foster richer anthropological relationships and engage with the complexities of moral practices within diverse social contexts.