The indeterminist true: the urban popular markets in capitalism. By abdel hernandez san juan, author book, spanish manuscript

The indeterminist true: the urban popular markets in capitalism. By Abdel hernandez San Juan, author book from complete works, spanish manuscript

Chapters

The indeterminist true: constructivism in sociology. By Abdel hernandez San Juan

The cultural recreation of consume: the quid of the market/phenomenology and hermeneutic in participant observation. By Abdel hernandez San Juan

After ethnometodology. By Abdel hernandez San Juan

The eclipse of evocation. By Abdel hernandez San Juan

The market from here: mise in scene and anthropology. By Abdel hernandez San juan

Memory and repetition. By Abdel hernandez San juan

Book Synopsis

Theorizing the main issues versus indeterminism and determinism in sociology and anthropology, the inquiries, questions, paradoxes and presupositions on both sides about how best to understand a reality —indeterminism by understanding the senses the actors needs to successfully get it right inside a world of reality –and the restitutions of the actors meanings on themselves in everyday life-- and determinism by paying attention to the objective structures condition their life’s, and discussing a case example in fieldwork, myown individual one alone, (a case example in urban anthropology and sociology), the book discuss the main theoretical conclusions of my individual research and fieldwork alone in Venezuela urban free popular Markets in the time of neoliberal capitalism, the markets polyphony in culture.

Retheorizing inscription, memory, evocation and performativity in fieldwork, The Indeterminist True is a book both theoretically and empirically, discussing The Cultural Recreations of consume and The quickness grasp of the Markets through an Hermeneutic and phenomenological theory of Participant Observation in fieldwork, my own two years of fieldwork alone in Venezuelan markets, as well on how I late used the conclusion of that fieldwork to catalogue and introduce, direct and conduce my work of anthropology and experimental ethnography in visual displays The Market from Here: Mise in Scene and Experimental Etnography, a work committed to visually textualize three additional months of fieldwork inviting two persons from the world of theater Elaiza Irrizary and Fernando Calzadilla to explore new possibilities both out there at the market and late at the visual display of anthropology.

Discussing the current general situation with visual displays in the field of anthropology in USA usually limited to the representation of culture without possibilities to mise in scenes fieldwork, the book proposes a new theory of etnography and anthropology research which coming from constructivism in sociology, retheorize a new balance to get together mise scene of fieldwork and ways to unfold in a more evocative form the anthropological representations of the culture we research, to finish discussing several issues of sociology majorly helped to explore it after Ethnometodology