Being, becoming, and transforming: A discussion of Of jaguars and butterflies
Being, becoming, and transforming: A discussion of Of jaguars and butterflies Go to Source
Of human relations and the love of learning
Of human relations and the love of learning Go to Source
Mission imparsable
Mission imparsable Go to Source
Of souls and spider monkeys
Of souls and spider monkeys Go to Source
Perspectives all the way down: A reply
Perspectives all the way down: A reply Go to Source
Ritual persistence, ideology, and renewal of social categories: The case of Javanese kanuragan initiation
Ritual persistence, ideology, and renewal of social categories: The case of Javanese kanuragan initiation The kanuragan initiation rite is readapted in the course of a social opportunism alternatively developed by…
The life of a painting after the end of (this) life: Agentive images as relationship participants
The life of a painting after the end of (this) life: Agentive images as relationship participants The skyes sgo thangka, or “thangka for rebirth,” is a genre of Tibetan Buddhist…
Disentangling entangled amaXhosa manhood in psychosis: A cross-cultural psychiatric case study, Cape Town, South Africa
Disentangling entangled amaXhosa manhood in psychosis: A cross-cultural psychiatric case study, Cape Town, South Africa Recognizing how the amaXhosa people of South Africa value well-functioning circumcision rituals, our paper interrogates…
A Fanonian anthropology of the atmosphere of felt disasters and felt changes: Revisiting Fanon to explore the felt disasters of war, epidemics, and humanitarian interventions in the tenth Ebola epidemic in Eastern DRC
A Fanonian anthropology of the atmosphere of felt disasters and felt changes: Revisiting Fanon to explore the felt disasters of war, epidemics, and humanitarian interventions in the tenth Ebola epidemic…
Transformations
Transformations Go to Source
Ethics and regulatory compliance in the human sciences: Anthropologists’ critique through the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
Ethics and regulatory compliance in the human sciences: Anthropologists’ critique through the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Scholars in the human sciences, particularly anthropology, have long perceived tensions between…
Imamat in stone: Theologies of the present in the Karakoram Mountains
Imamat in stone: Theologies of the present in the Karakoram Mountains In Pakistan’s Karakoram Mountain range, two Shi‘i Muslim communities write monumental messages in stone. Nizari Isma‘ilis celebrate the continuation…
Embracing risk: Islamic finance and practice in the bazaar
Embracing risk: Islamic finance and practice in the bazaar In this article I demonstrate that Muslim traders in the bazaar inhabit a practical-experiential conception of Islamic economic practice in contrast…
Malware of history: The encryption of the once and future violence in Novi Sad (Vojvodina, Serbia)
Malware of history: The encryption of the once and future violence in Novi Sad (Vojvodina, Serbia) The article explores a proliferation of architecture to commemorate the events of the Second…
The coming future is now: Artists, data scientists, and artificial intelligence (AI) in India
The coming future is now: Artists, data scientists, and artificial intelligence (AI) in India Indian artists are increasingly incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) into their creative works. While their output shows…
Rock climbing as lithic ethnography: Animacy, aesthetics, and deep time
Rock climbing as lithic ethnography: Animacy, aesthetics, and deep time What does it mean for scholars to engage rocks ethnographically? And how is ethnography redefined back by an encounter with…
This has a name: Witchcraft, suspicion, and circumlocution in Central Angola
This has a name: Witchcraft, suspicion, and circumlocution in Central Angola The literature on witchcraft has focused predominantly on the accusation of witches, the procedures for establishing guilt, and the…
Knowing more by knowing less: Knowledge and the will to ignorance among Indonesian Buddhists
Knowing more by knowing less: Knowledge and the will to ignorance among Indonesian Buddhists In this article, I explore the theme of spiritual ignorance that is prevalent in the doctrinal…
Post-conventional anthropology: A paradigm for cultivating pluralism and confidence in uncertainty
Post-conventional anthropology: A paradigm for cultivating pluralism and confidence in uncertainty This article details an encounter of anthropological instruction on cross-cultural perceptions of the environment and cultural heritage which was…
Knowledge, ethics, and aesthetics
Knowledge, ethics, and aesthetics Go to Source