Behind the “racism” of the 2019 Hong Kong protests
Behind the “racism” of the 2019 Hong Kong protests Scholars, intellectuals, and left-wing activists have recently come to reflect on the hostility and exclusion of Hong Kong protesters against mainland…
Destroying the negatives: M. N. Srinivas, fire, and photography
Destroying the negatives: M. N. Srinivas, fire, and photography Go to Source
Natural relativism in lieu of moral absolutism: On the making of a philosophical anthropologist
Natural relativism in lieu of moral absolutism: On the making of a philosophical anthropologist Go to Source
Against what?
Against what? Go to Source
Beyond order, beyond the human: Unruly socionatures and contested politics
Beyond order, beyond the human: Unruly socionatures and contested politics Go to Source
The polyphony of nature
The polyphony of nature Go to Source
Ethnography and applied metaphysics
Ethnography and applied metaphysics Go to Source
Risky business: Temporal vulnerabilities in contested spaces
Risky business: Temporal vulnerabilities in contested spaces Go to Source
But beautiful …
But beautiful … Go to Source
From ethics to politics
From ethics to politics Go to Source
We are unhousing people and so are obliged to rehouse them: The moral economy of squatting
We are unhousing people and so are obliged to rehouse them: The moral economy of squatting Go to Source
Ethics and the spacetime discontinuum
Ethics and the spacetime discontinuum Go to Source
Empathy, solidarity, and the work of law and humanitarianism
Empathy, solidarity, and the work of law and humanitarianism Go to Source
Sentiment and pragmatics in Teheran
Sentiment and pragmatics in Teheran Go to Source
Forgiveness as a technology of the state
Forgiveness as a technology of the state Go to Source
Between justice and goodness
Between justice and goodness Go to Source
Everyday forgiveness: The practice and politics of mercy
Everyday forgiveness: The practice and politics of mercy Go to Source
Towards a collaborative ethos
Towards a collaborative ethos Collaboration is a key thread in the wide-ranging experimental work of Paul Rabinow. This experimental work of giving form to a collaborative ethics of anthropology can…
Adjacency and secession
Adjacency and secession What matters is not what we know but how we learn. This principle of inquiry shapes Paul Rabinow’s life work. It is also an ethics, an aspiration.…
Concept-work: In its passions and throes
Concept-work: In its passions and throes This short essay is a brief account of my encounters with Paul Rabinow over some thirty years, forming a close relationship although we were…