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Eduardo Vivieros de Castro(1998: 484)在对《宇宙学指示和美洲印第安人视角主义》英译本的致谢中隐晦地说:“在这篇文章达到现在的形式之后,我读了Fritz Krause的一篇文章……它提出的观点与这里的一些观点惊人地相似。”在这篇介绍克劳斯的《面具和祖先的形象:皮肤的主题和形式的原则》的第一个英文译本的介绍中,我概述了其中的一些想法,并追溯了维韦罗斯·德·卡斯特罗后来的作品是如何处理这些想法的。最后,我简要介绍了克劳斯在亚马逊人种学方面的其他研究,并提出了这篇文章在该学科中被忽视的原因。
In the acknowledgments to the English translation of “Cosmological deixis and Amerindian perspectivism,” Eduardo Vivieros de Castro (1998: 484) cryptically states that “After this article has reached its present form, I read an essay by Fritz Krause … which advances ideas strikingly similar to some developed here.” In this introduction to the first English translation of Krause’s “Mask and ancestral figure: The motif of the skin and the principle of form,” I sketch what some of these ideas may be and trace how they were addressed in Viveiros de Castro’s later writings. I conclude with a brief survey of some other engagements with Krause’s work in Amazonian ethnology and suggest why this article has remained largely ignored in the discipline.