HAU

Vol 10, No 1 (2020)

Cover Page

Table of Contents

Editorial Notes

Flesh, bones, and spirits
Raminder Kaur, Andrew B. Kipnis, Luiz Costa, Mariane C. Ferme
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1–6

Currents: The Rise of Brazilian Fascism

Ethnographic views of Brazil’s (new) authoritarian turn
Federico Neiburg, Omar Ribeiro Thomaz
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7–11
“The revolution we are living”
Gabriel Feltran
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12–20
From hope to hate: The rise of conservative subjectivity in Brazil
Rosana Pinheiro-Machado, Lucia Mury Scalco
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21–31
The broken wave: Evangelicals and conservatism in the Brazilian crisis
Ronaldo de Almeida
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32–40
Hybrid warfare in Brazil: The highest stage of the military insurgency
Piero C. Leirner
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41–49
When ethics runs counter to morals
João Pina-Cabral
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50–53

Special Section: Globalization of Luxury

“A mad exuberance”: The globalization of luxury
Marc Abélès
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54–68
Consuming belief: Luxury, authenticity, and Chinese patronage of Tibetan Buddhism in contemporary China
John Osburg
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69–84
Pedagogies of value: Marketing luxury in China
Máximo Badaró
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85–98
Italy as a national luxury brand for Chinese consumers: Global promotion and identity discontent
Lynda Dematteo
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99–119
The spaces of luxury in global cities: The consumption and appropriation of São Paulo’s upscale malls by the elite and the poor
Viviane Riegel
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120–129

Articles

Free AccessNobodies and somebodies: Power, bureaucracy, and citizenship in a London rehousing hub
Joshua Burraway
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130–146
The alienating inalienable: Rethinking Annette Weiner’s concept of inalienable wealth through Japan’s “sleeping kimono”
Julie Valk
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147–165
Experiencing presence: An interactive model of perception
Anna I. Corwin, Cordelia Erickson-Davis
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166–182
Hesiod’s Theogony and analogist cosmogonies
Olaf Almqvist
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183–194
Constructing cosmoscapes: Cosmological currents in conversation and contestation in contemporary Bolivia
Rosalyn Bold
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195–208
Ghost twitter in Indigenous Australia: Sentience, agency, and ontological difference
Francesca Merlan
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209–235
Situating time: New technologies at work, a perspective from Alfred Gell’s oeuvre
Jens Kjaerulff
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236–250

In Memoriam

A timely encounter and a loss
Mariane C. Ferme
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251–253

Unedited

Review of Jens Kjaerulff. “Situating time: New technologies at work, a perspective from Alfred Gell’s oeuvre”
Nancy Munn
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254–258