Intimate ethnography amid the wars of the world
Intimate ethnography amid the wars of the world Go to Source
Navigating delicate and durable memories: A daughter-anthropologist’s intimate ethnography
Navigating delicate and durable memories: A daughter-anthropologist’s intimate ethnography Go to Source
The merits and pitfalls of intimate ethnography
The merits and pitfalls of intimate ethnography Go to Source
Momentous memories: From a daughter’s point of view
Momentous memories: From a daughter’s point of view Go to Source
Two deaths, and the never ending openness of intimate ethnography
Two deaths, and the never ending openness of intimate ethnography Go to Source
My father’s wars and the relevance of intimate ethnography
My father’s wars and the relevance of intimate ethnography Go to Source
“Maybe consciousness starts with intuition”: A response to My father’s wars
“Maybe consciousness starts with intuition”: A response to My father’s wars Go to Source
Worlding with images
Worlding with images Go to Source
Ontologies unbound
Ontologies unbound Go to Source
Fragmentation and integration: Analogical figurations in Descola’s ontological matrix
Fragmentation and integration: Analogical figurations in Descola’s ontological matrix Go to Source
Figurations of the world: What Descola sees
Figurations of the world: What Descola sees Go to Source
Descola’s figures of the invisible
Descola’s figures of the invisible Go to Source
The “Descolian square” in the face of figuration
The “Descolian square” in the face of figuration Go to Source
Philippe Descola and art history, past and present
Philippe Descola and art history, past and present Go to Source
Concerning the boundaries of serious anthropology, or: Can witches fly?
Concerning the boundaries of serious anthropology, or: Can witches fly? In a commentary on German anthropology in the 1970s and 1980s, the literary critic Peter Braun has remarked that Duerr’s…
Mammoth 2.0: Recombinant time from tundra to biotech
Mammoth : Recombinant time from tundra to biotech Based on multi-sited ethnographic fieldwork conducted in the Russian Arctic and the United States, this article examines de-extinction—the technoscientific effort to recreate…
In the witches’ kitchen: The anarchist anthropology of Hans Peter Duerr
In the witches’ kitchen: The anarchist anthropology of Hans Peter Duerr An introduction to Hans Peter Duerr’s severely neglected classic, Dreamtime (1978) anthropology is finally receiving much-needed attention; hence, the…
When silence speaks: Negotiating memory and inter-generational relationships in leftist families in Turkey
When silence speaks: Negotiating memory and inter-generational relationships in leftist families in Turkey Drawing on fieldwork in Istanbul, this article explores the practices of silencing characterizing relationships between parents and…
Surprises in a minor key: Doing ethnology and anthropology in post/socialist modernities
Surprises in a minor key: Doing ethnology and anthropology in post/socialist modernities What are the epistemological strategies of anthropology as a globally decentered discipline? How do anthropologists work beyond the…
How did borders get so bad?: Meaning and function between Honduras and El Salvador
How did borders get so bad?: Meaning and function between Honduras and El Salvador Recent anthropology theorizes borders primarily as technologies of exclusion that perpetuate structural inequality and racialized violence.…