Stephen A tyler
Stephen A Tyler
Reviews, critiques and comments around Abdel Hernandez san Juan author books
Dear Abdel,
Many thanks for sending me the notices of your recent writings and activities. As usual, you continue your innovative and creative works. You have been and continue to be a real thinker. Keep up the good work!
I am now retired from the department and am not much involved in anthropology or linguistics. I do, however continue finishing up the work with Ivo Strecker in Germany, but that is now almost complete with only one or two volumes still in the works.
Since retiring I have been doing a lot of travel, mainly on cruise ships, but now I think it is probably time to get serious about getting all my odds and ends of work finished up.
I do hope you continue with your writing and lecturing and displays. You have a lot of talent, and I am happy to see that you are continuing to exercise it.
Best Wishes,
Steve
Hi Abdel,
I've just finished going through all the material you recently sent. I'm really impressed not only with the amount of work you have been doing, but more importantly, with the quality of it. You seem to be getting deeper and deeper into interesting areas that have not been well explored by contemporary research. Keep going!!
Best,
Steve
Dear Abdel,
Great to hear from you and to see that you are continuing to create wonderful and significant stuff. (...)
Thanks for letting me know what you are up to, and keep up the good work
Best Always,
Steve
Hi Abdel,
Thanks for your messages. Some interesting stuff you are doing. Yes, probably remediation and super objectivation are related. Looks like you are into some interesting stuff.
Best,
Steve
Dear Abdel,
Good to hear from you and to see that you are continuing with your work. Many thanks for the translation of evocation. I really appreciate all the work you put into it. I hope your interview goes well and all your travel plans work out. Also best of luck with all of your other projects. We are leaving in the morning on a voyage and won't be back here for about three weeks, so this response is rather short and hurried. Do let me know how things work out for you.
Best Always,
Steve
Stephen A Tyler, Houston, Texas, USA, author of The Books The Unspeakable: Discourse, Rhetoric and Dialogue in the Posmodern world, The University of Wisconsin Press, India: An Anthropological Perspective, Cognitive Anthropology, Concepts and Assumptions in Contemporary Anthropology, author of papers as Evocation, The Unwriteable: A Response to Abdel Hernandez San Juan, Rice University, Sept 9, 1997, Prolegomenon to a Next Linguistic, Folleto, Texas, 1993, The Antinomies: Anthropology in Theory, The Meddle Voice: The Influence of Postmodernism in Empirical Research in Anthropology, Neme: Critique of Cognitive Studies, Cognitive Science: History and Prospects, Presenter (Dis) Play.
Editor of Books in New York: Berghahn Books, serie editor Culture and Rhetoric, publishing essays and associate editor at the Assian studies review and the Journal of Anthropological Research, Dept. of Anthropology, Univ. of New Mexico, Professor of Linguistic and Anthropology at Rice University in the areas of cognitive anthropology, language and culture, India and Hermeneutics, affiliated to Asian Studies, Center for Cultural Studies and Cognitive Sciences Program, Houston, Texas, USA, Lecturer at the Rice University department of linguistic, the Cognitive Science Dept of the University of Northern Illinois, Rhetoric and Anthropology at the European Association for Social Anthropology, Frankfurt, Germany
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