HAU

Vol 12, No 3 (2022)

Cover Page

Table of Contents

Editorial Note

A treasury of ideas
Andrew B. Kipnis, Louisa Lombard, Raminder Kaur, Luiz Costa
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615–620

Currents: The Re-starting of History: Life in Changing Spheres of Russian Influence

The re-starting of history: Life in changing Russian spheres of influence
Louisa Lombard
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621–623
Sovereignty triangles: Emotions and transactions in Central African relations with Russia
Louisa Lombard
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624–631
Surreal events, “TV zombies,” and social media in postsocialist Kazakhstan: Reflecting on violence in Russia’s sphere of influence
Ainur Begim
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632–641
Losing the plot: On method and meaning in traumatizing ethnographic work
Jennifer J. Carroll
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642–650
The clash of sovereignties: The Latvian subject and its Russian imperialism
Dace Dzenovska
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651–658
From “limited sovereignty” to decolonization in Ukraine
Monica Eppinger
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659–667
Imperialist ideology or depoliticization? Why Russian citizens support the invasion of Ukraine
Volodymyr Ishchenko, Oleg Zhuravlev
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668–676
The utility of ethnography for understanding (the Russo-Ukrainian) war
Ilmari Käihkö
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677–685

Special Section: Elementary Words of Political Life

Towards a critical ethnography of political concepts
Anastasia Piliavsky, Judith Scheele
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686–700
From reasons of state to individual interest: Morality, power and the political category
Joel Robbins
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701–716
Beyond vernacular and metropolitan concepts: Good governance, translation and word coinage in Thailand
Claudio Sopranzetti
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717–731
Northwest African perspectives on the concept of the state
Judith Scheele
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732–746
Dó ăyèi! Dó ăyèi! Reclaiming political agency in Burma’s democracy era
Ward Keeler
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747–762
From parasitic feudalism to responsible hierarchy: The emergence of a “political” vocabulary among the Sora of Tribal India
Piers Vitebsky
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763–776
Living in a world of others: A politics of grace and favors in a Romanian mahala
Ana Chiriţoiu
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777–790
In defense of the heart: An Amazonian politics of respect
Harry Walker
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791–804

Articles

Deflecting responsibility: Spirits in Southeast Asia and “systems” in Western modernity
Guido Sprenger
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805–818
Not “multiple ontologies” but ontic capaciousness: Radical alterity after the ontological turn
Chris Vasantkumar
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819–835
Amazonia by steam: Vicissitudes of a geometric revolution
Diego Villar
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836–855
“Again you will plant vineyards”: Prophecy, Jewish settlement, and temporal dissonance in the occupied West Bank
Ian McGonigle
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856–871
Failures of being: The Christian promise of acceptance in Sinja, Nepal
Samuele Poletti
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872–888

Forum: Big Mouth: Sexual Violence, Evidence, and Ambiguity

Introduction: Evidence, ambiguity, and expression in Big Mouth
Bremen Donovan, Nomi Dave
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889–894
Multimodal feminist testimony: On ambiguity, embodiment, and evidence in Guinea
Adrienne J. Cohen
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895–899
Witnessing, refusal, and the conditions of investigation: Negotiating promises and pitfalls in interwoven projects of judicial truth-telling and documentary filmmaking
Bremen Donovan
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900–907
The tone of justice: Voicing the perpetrator-as-victim in sexual assault cases
Nomi Dave
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908–915
Media witnessing and the feminist labors of making survivors believable
Carrie Rentschler
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916–924
Filming as being, images as evidence
Jesse Weaver Shipley
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925–933

Book Symposium

A perspective on science, ontology, and reflexivity
Katherine Pratt Ewing
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934–938
Marshall Sahlins, where are you? From the intellectual to the existential
Gordon Mathews
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939–942
Life-giving and death-dealing powers
Marilyn Strathern
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943–946
Untamed Amazonia: Comments on an enchanted book
Carlos Fausto
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947–950
At the track: Gambling on the science of anthropology
Frederick Henry, Peter Sahlins
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951–957

Film Symposium

Catharsis after the hangover: A focus on Unwritten Letters
Raminder Kaur
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958–960
Brotherhood at times of war: Reviewing the film Unwritten Letters
Eda Elif Tibet
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961–964
Reflections on Unwritten Letters and the neorealism of contingency
Estella Carpi
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965–967
Reflections on the healing power of collaborative filmmaking: The case of Unwritten Letters
Christian Suhr
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968–971
Time, grief, and hope on film
Yasmin Fedda
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972–974
Relational filmmaking: Reflections in response to comments on Unwritten Letters
Max Bloching, Abd Alrahman Dukmak
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975–978