Fighting the system, saving the Earth: Understanding climate change in Czech conspiritual milieu

Fighting the system, saving the Earth: Understanding climate change in Czech conspiritual milieu This article shows how the environmental crisis is understood and conceptualized within the Czech conspiritual milieu. It…
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Red-pilled: Memetic truthiness, sticky stories, and anthropology’s unruly heritage of epistemic contingency

Red-pilled: Memetic truthiness, sticky stories, and anthropology’s unruly heritage of epistemic contingency This article contributes to anthropological scholarship on the politics of (post-)truth by linking anthropology’s legacy of epistemic contingency…
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Obstinate truths: Eigensinn, epistemic contrarianism and the outer edges of anthropological knowledge-making

Obstinate truths: Eigensinn, epistemic contrarianism and the outer edges of anthropological knowledge-making This article examines a central epistemological dilemma of the post-truth moment: how anthropology can remain committed to grounding…
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A new paradigm in the American Anthropological Association: Neo-Racial Anthropology

A new paradigm in the American Anthropological Association: Neo-Racial Anthropology Is the most critical issue facing anthropology departments their whiteness? In an address to the American Anthropological Association, then-president Akhil…
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When is hoarding?: Temporal regimes, material time, and the domestic life of accumulations in Japan

When is hoarding?: Temporal regimes, material time, and the domestic life of accumulations in Japan This article reconsiders hoarding not as a psychological disorder, but as a phenomenon embedded in…
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The politics of (post-)truth: Anthropological knowledge-making and new normative challenges

The politics of (post-)truth: Anthropological knowledge-making and new normative challenges The introduction to this special section explores the contemporary politics of (post-)truth as both an object of anthropological inquiry and…
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Awkward alignments: Towards empathetic skepticism and agonistic confrontation in anthropological knowledge-making

Awkward alignments: Towards empathetic skepticism and agonistic confrontation in anthropological knowledge-making Anthropological knowledge is increasingly contested in our postliberal world, both from within and outside the discipline. Against this backdrop,…
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Walking the tightrope: Public ethnography, the far right, and the dilemma of sustaining ideologically opposed relationships

Walking the tightrope: Public ethnography, the far right, and the dilemma of sustaining ideologically opposed relationships This article examines the ethical and methodological challenges and possibilities of conducting public ethnography…
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