HAU

Vol 10, No 3 (2020)

Table of Contents

Editorial Note

Mobilizations around the law, iconoclasm, and the (a)moral
Andrew B. Kipnis, Raminder Kaur, Mariane C. Ferme, Luiz Costa
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707–715

Currents: India’s Constitutional Crisis

Reclaiming the sublime: The (un)making of the people’s constitution in India
Raminder Kaur, dyuti a
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716–725
Resisting the configurations for a Hindu nation
Fathima Nizaruddin
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726–733
Hindu nationalism’s crisis machine
Ravi Sundaram
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734–741
Hindu majoritarianism, forms of capital, and urban politics: The making of a new ordinary citizen in India
Sanjay Srivastava
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742–749
“We got citizenship but nothing else”: Love, (be)longing, and betrayal in the context of India’s citizenship regime
Farhana Ibrahim
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750–757
Abrogation and assertion: The fault lines of the Indian Constitution with regards to Kashmir
dyuti A
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758–766
Shaheen Bagh and the hermeneutics of Muslim identity in South Asia
Syed Mohammed Faisal
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767–775
Researching India’s Muslims: Identities, methods, politics
Hilal Ahmed
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776–785

Research Articles

On embracing the vague
João Pina-Cabral
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786–799
Lebensphilosophie and the revolution in anthropology: Uncovering the original “turn to life”
Andreas Lipowsky
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800–812
Viktor Shklovsky, Bronislaw Malinowski, and the invention of a narrative device: Implications for a history of ethnographic theory
Giuseppe Tateo
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813–827
Missionary conversions: How missionary encounters pushed fundamentalists towards evangelicalism
Josh Brahinsky
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828–843
Searching for the new human: Glacier melt, anthropogenic change, and self-reflection in Andean pilgrimage
Karsten Paerregaard
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844–859
Witchcraft after modernity: Old and new directions in the study of witchcraft in Africa
Johanneke Kroesbergen-Kamps
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860–873
The ontological antinomy: Food, surfaces, and transcendence in the village of Awim, Papua New Guinea
Tomi Bartole
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874–889
“I was at the right place at the right time”: The neglected role of happenstance in the lives of people and institutions
Neil Armstrong, Peter Agulnik
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890–905
Invaluable enmeshments in pedagogy: An autoethnography of an anthropologist in the classroom
Annie McCarthy
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906–918

Colloquium: Iconoclasm, Heritage, Restitution

Iconoclasm and the restitution debate
Anna Brus, Michi Knecht, Martin Zillinger
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919–927
Iconoclasms in Africa: Implications for the debate on restitution of cultural heritage
Z. S. Strother
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928–952
Iconoclasm and the restitution of African cultural heritage What role for the communities of owners?
Placide Mumbembele
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953–956
Further thoughts on iconoclasm
Ramon Sarró
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957–961
Iconoclasm and restitution: Between denial and cultural realism
Silvie Memel-Kassi
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962–966
Passions and pathogens: Notes on the uncertainty of heritage
Peter Probst
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967–971
The Wambɲug emblem of the University Félix Houphouët-Boigny and its implications for contemporary iconoclasm in Côte d’Ivoire
Syna Ouattara, Irafiala Touré
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972–979
Destruction or dialectics: Other iconoclasms and the new heritage culture industry
Rosalind Morris
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980–984
Iconoclasms as sites for the production of knowledge
Z. S. Strother
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985–988

Debate: A/Moral Anthropology

Devil’s advocate: Sketch of an amoral anthropology
Nicolas Langlitz
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989–1004
Moral anthropology: A critique of criticism
Kristine Van Dinther
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1005–1021
Rising tides and anthropological morals
Fiona C. Ross
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1022–1025
Ethics, morality, and moralizing in anthropological research
John Borneman
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1026–1029
Warning against and experimenting with morality
Nicolas Langlitz
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1030–1035
The devil’s in the detail: Consequences, intent, and moral futures in anthropology
Kristine Van Dinther
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1036–1041

Forum: Aihwa Ong

The ethnography of the global after globalization
Daromir Rudnyckyj, Jerome Whitington
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1042–1045
Volunteering for the environment in China: The urban as a terrain of problematization
Lisa M. Hoffman
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1046–1048
Towards a “contrapuntal” anthropology of the global
Chris Vasantkumar
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1049–1051
Global anthropology and the art of the middle range
Stephen J. Collier
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1052–1054
Spiritual economy as mesoanalytics: An ethnography of a global problem space in Indonesia
Daromir Rudnyckyj
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1055–1057
Neoliberal globalization, the punitive, and the pastoral
Michael G. Peletz
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1058–1060
Ideological blackening, masculinity and comparative racialization: Situating Southeast Asian Americans
Louisa Schein
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1061–1063
Against invisibilization—towards “Blackness” as a universal claim
Damani J. Partridge
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1064–1067
Asia as strategy: Deployments of a Chinese planet
Jerry Zee
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1068–1070
Making MSM: Biopolitical subjects in Vietnam
Alfred Montoya
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1071–1073
Sustainability enclaves in Southeast Asia
Jerome Whitington
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1074–1077
Making things fungible
Andrew Lakoff
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1078–1081
Ethical citizenship and global development: Exploring the intersections
Anke Schwittay
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1082–1084
The future is family
Caitlin Zaloom
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1085–1087

Book Symposium

Singing a cosmos into being—for silent or argumentative ancestors?
Piers Vitebsky
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1088–1093
Death rites as existential inquiry
Jean M. Langford
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1094–1098
Ritual action, context and comparison
Carlo Severi
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1099–1102
How exceptional are the Lòlop’ò?
Anne E. McLaren
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1103–1105
Ritual as theory, theory as ritual
Michael Puett
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1106–1108
The rights of the dead
Ryan Schram
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1109–1112
Corpses and voices across worlds
Erik Mueggler
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1113–1118

Translation

Introduction to “Kinship nomenclatures and kin marriage” by Paul Kirchhoff
Dwight Read
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1119–1122
Kinship nomenclatures and kin marriage
Paul Kirchhoff
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1123–1144