HAU

Vol 11, No 1 (2021)

Cover Page

Table of Contents

Editorial Note

Ethnographic stews: Decennial reflections
Luiz Costa, Raminder Kaur, Andrew B. Kipnis, Mariane C. Ferme
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1–6

Special Issue: Fernando Ortiz: Caribbean and Mediterranean Counterpoints

Caribbean and Mediterranean counterpoints and transculturations
Stephan Palmié
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7–32
Fernando Ortiz (and the spiritists?) in the Balearic Islands and Catalonia
Gerard Horta
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33–51
A network of networks: Fernando Ortiz, crossroad between cultures
Consuelo Naranjo Orovio
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52–66
Border dialectics and the border multiple: A view from the northern Caribbean
Jeffrey S. Kahn
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67–84
Strategies of dealing with the other: Coexistence and exclusion
Glenn Bowman
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85–107
True brujos and imitators: A reading of Fernando Ortiz’s Los negros brujos (1906)
Ramon Sarró
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108–121
The fetishes of Fernando Ortiz
Jorge Pavez Ojeda
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122–140
The lexicographic studies of Fernando Ortiz Fernández
Sergio O. Valdés Bernal
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141–152
The legacy of Ortiz’s Yorubization of Lucumí: Translation as transculturation
Amanda Villepastour
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153–173
Clay and earth: Excavating partialities and relations
Olívia Maria Gomes da Cunha
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174–190
Minhoto counterpoints: On metaphysical pluralism and social emergence
João Pina-Cabral
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191–201
The intensive image: Transculturation, creativity and presence in the cult of María Lionza
Roger Canals
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202–217
Talking culture—revisited
Verena Stolcke
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218–220
Talking culture: New boundaries, new rhetorics of exclusion in Europe
Verena Stolcke
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221–239
Caribbean–Mediterranean counterpoint
Charles Stewart
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240–245

Currents: Decolonizing Ethnographies

Decolonizing ethnographies
Raminder Kaur, Victoria Louisa Klinkert
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246–255
The reluctant native: Or, decolonial ontologies and epistemic disobedience
Yasmeen Arif
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256–263
Annihilating the “savage slot” from anthropology: Materializing reflexive practices
Vineeta Sinha
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264–272
Listening to disrupt ethnographic representations
Mwenda Ntarangwi
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273–280
Decolonizing anthropology at a distance: Some thoughts
Abdellah Hammoudi
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281–290
Are the things really burnt?
Olívia Maria Gomes da Cunha
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291–298
What would it mean to decolonize Detroit? How does anthropology figure?
Damani J. Partridge
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299–308
Humbling anthropology: Ego reflexivus and White ignorance
Victoria Louisa Klinkert
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309–318

Unedited Scholarship

Is Hagen compensation to Western restitution as gift is to commodity?
Warren Thompson
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319–322
The mediation of emotions: On aspects of dispute settlement and violence in Hagen
Marilyn Strathern
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323–343

Book Symposium

The violence and promise of infrastructural discards
Rosalind Fredericks
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344–348
Occupation by other means
Amahl Bishara
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349–353
On sieges, boundaries, and military creep
Kali Rubaii
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354–356
Waste as weapon, life as resistance
Munira Khayyat
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357–359
Enduring waste: Subjects and objects of siege
Sophia Stamatopoulou-Robbins
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360–365

Translations

Introduction: “Overseas ethnography” and the audiences of academic anthropology in China
Andrew B. Kipnis
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366–369
Anthropological overseas ethnographies and the development of Chinese social science
Gao Bingzhong, Andrew B. Kipnis
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370–373
Overseas ethnography and globalized society
Gao Bingzhong
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374–377