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AcknowledgementsList of Illustrations Introduction: Authenticity Aujourd'huiThomas Fillitz and A. Jamie Saris PART I: AUTHENTICITY AND AUTHENTICATING Chapter 1. Revisiting "Culture, Genuine and Spurious:" Reflections on Icons and Politics in IrelandA. Jamie Saris Chapter 2. Deceptive Tentacles of the Authenticating Mind: on Authenticity and Some Other Notions that are Good for Absolutely NothingRajko Mursic PART II: MORAL DISCOURSES OF AUTHENTICITY Chapter 3. Authentic Wilderness: The Production and Experience of Nature in AmericaLawrence J. Taylor Chapter 4. The Moral Economy of Authenticity. And the Invention of Traditions inFranche-Comte (France)Jean-Pierre Warnier Chapter 5. Oh, That's So Typical!" Discussing Some Spanish "Authentic" Essential TraitsJorge Grau Rebollo PART III: AUTHENTICITY: POPULAR AND ACADEMIC DISCOURSES Chapter 6. Is Form Really Primary or, What Makes Things Authentic? Sociality and Materiality in Afro Brazilian Ritual and PerformanceInger Sjorslev Chapter 7. Cultural Search for Authenticity: Questioning Primitivism and Exotic ArtPaul Van der Grijp Chapter 8. Wooden Pillars and Mural Paintings in the Saudi Southwest: Notes on Continuity, Authenticity, and Artistic Change in Regional TraditionsAndre Gingrich Chapter 9. True to Life: Authenticity and the Photographic ImageMarcus Banks PART IV: ENTANGLED SPACES OF AUTHENTICITY Chapter 10. Questions of Authenticity and Legitimacy in the Work of Henri Gaden (1867-1939)Roy Dilley Chapter 11. Constructing Culture Through Shared Location, Bricolage and Exchange: the Case of Gypsies and RomaJudith Okely Chapter 12. Cultural Regimes of Authenticity and Contemporary Art of AfricaThomas Fillitz Notes on ContributorsIndex.