The Interpretation of Cultures: Selected Essays.
Clifford Geertz
Basic Books, Inc., Publishers
NY
1973
Eclecticism is self-defeating, not because there is only one one direction in which it is useful to move; but because there are so many it is necessary to choose.
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WrittenCasey 
Never heard of this before. I know of the term eclectic! And the biblical book of Ecclesiastes. Quite interesting to peruse later.
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Thank you for your remarks. Awesome call on your link to Ecclesiastes. Never ocurred to me! prob much more Fun than Geertz. He is a high order thinker within the muddy waters of anthropology and social “science.” Cheers K!
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