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Weiner 1996
Ingold/Group introduction
Identifies why this debate is so difficult to resolve
‘Weak’ Definition
Morphy/Coote
Something is cross-cultural if it is useful to the anthropologist when studying other cultures
It does not require that the people being studied have a word for "aesthetics"
‘Strong’ definition
Overing/Gow
Understand it to mean that the category is explicitly recognised as such in other cultures
Conclusion
The two sides are not directly contradicting each other
The the debate is partly a definitional dispute rather than one of theory
The debate is most productively read not as one side winning, but as revealing two legitimate but distinct questions about what anthropological concepts are for.