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Home > Archives > Vol 10, No 2 (2020)

Table of Contents

Editorial Note

Racial burdens, translations, and chance Mariane C. Ferme, Andrew B. Kipnis, Raminder Kaur, Luiz Costa

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Lecture

Black cargo: 2019 Lewis H. Morgan Lecture Laurence Ralph

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Lévi-Strauss Memorial Lecture

Anthropology and world peace Heonik Kwon

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World peace in the Cold War: Anthropological contributions John Borneman

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On peace, self-love, and humanism Carlo Severi

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Currents: Hong Kong Protests

Hong Kong identities and the friends and enemies of recent protests Andrew B. Kipnis

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Youth political agency in Hong Kong’s 2019 antiauthoritarian protests Wing Chung Ho, Choi Man Hung

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Living between incongruous worlds in Hong Kong Minhua Ling

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Is Mainland China the source of all of Hong Kong’s problems? Jun Zhang

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Infrastructure and its discontent: Structures of feeling in the age of Hong Kong-China dis/connection Ka-ming Wu

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Black bloc against red China: Tears and revenge in the trenches of the new Cold War David A. Palmer

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Reflecting on Hong Kong protests in 2019–2020 Pun Ngai

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Currents: Brexitography

Amidst backward-walking somnambulists Raminder Kaur

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Brexit and the temporalities of racism in British higher education Ethiraj Gabriel Dattatreyan

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Andrew’s white cross, Hussain’s red blood: Being Scottish Shia in Brexit’s no-man’s-land Morteza Hashemi

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Brexit and the decolonization of Ireland Daniel Miller

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Brexit as postindustrial critique Felix Ringel

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Colloquium

Where are our ancestors? Rethinking Trobriand cosmology Sergio Jarillo, Allan Darrah, Carlos Crivelli, Camillus Mkwesipu, Kenneth Kalubaku, Nagia Toyagena, Gumwemwata Okwala, Justin Gumwemwata

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Malinowski as ancestor Francesca Merlan

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The rebirth of an old question: A comment on “Where are our ancestors? Rethinking Trobriand cosmology” Michelle MacCarthy

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Reincarnation redux Mark S. Mosko

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Believing the unbelieved: Reincarnation, cultural authority, and politics in the Trobriand Islands Sergio Jarillo, Allan Darrah, Carlos Crivelli, Camillus Mkwesipu, Kenneth Kalubaku, Nagia Toyagena, Gumwemwata Okwala, Justin Gumwemwata

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Translation

Primitive mentality and games of chance Lucien Lévy-Bruhl

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Colloquium

Introduction: “Lévy-Bruhl on gambling” Frédéric Keck

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“Signs that herald the future”: Lévy-Bruhl and games of chance Brittany Birberick

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Gambling; or, The art of exploiting chance to nullify it Roberte Hamayon

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On gambling, divination, and religion Keith Hart

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Diasporic baraka Ghassan Hage

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Gambling and divining are not similar but “neighboring practices” Frédéric Laugrand

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Articles

Seeing numbers: Interpretations of dream images and urban uncertainty Brittany Birberick

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Kufala! Translating witchcraft in an Angolan–Chinese labor dispute Cheryl M. Schmitz

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Epistemophilic obsessions: Espionage, secrets, and the ethnographer’s will to know Mirco Göpfert

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Miracle, magic, or science: Ritual bathing in modern India Arpita Roy

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A tree of many lives: Vegetal teleontologies in West Papua Sophie Chao

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“Please call my daughter”: Ethical practice in dementia care as an art of dwelling Jong-min Jeong

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By means of squirrels and eggs: Kinship and mutual recognition among the Khmu Yuan of Northern Laos Rosalie Stolz

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The slip of a philosopher and the sinking of the ship: Translation, protest, and the Iranian travails of learned politics Milad Odabaei

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The selfie speaks a thousand words: Negotiating masculinity, intimacy, and sameness through the photograph in Pune Rahul Advani

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Flores de Mayo in Rehovot: Ritual and rhetorical strategies of Filipinos’ presence in Israel Francesco Della Costa

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Book Symposium

Queerly Kenyan: On the political economy of queer possibilities George Paul Meiu

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Life is queer: Queer is life? Rachel Spronk

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Love: An ethnographic inquiry into queer, Christian relationships in Kenya Chisomo Kalinga

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Sex as identity or as practice? Peter Geschiere

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Engaging anthropology Don Kulick

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Normative anti-antinormativity? Cal Biruk

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Towards humane scholarship: Postsecular, queer theological, and self-reflexive turns Adriaan van Klinken

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Book Symposium

Risky research in a rainforest Deborah Gewertz, Frederick Errington

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Endangered languages and porous selves James Slotta

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Not being boring and other challenges for anthropologists as popular writers Alessandro Duranti

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The mystery of the dying language James Leach

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On the vicissitudes of publishing, and the riskiness of humor Don Kulick

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Unedited Scholarship

Interwar anthropology from the global periphery: Curt Nimuendajú’s correspondence with Robert Lowie and Claude Lévi-Strauss Elena Welper

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Curt Nimuendajú’s correspondence with Claude Lévi-Strauss and Robert H. Lowie, 1936–1940 Curt Nimuendajú

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