HAU

Vol 11, No 3 (2021)

Cover Page

Table of Contents

Editorial Note

Art, affect, and art effects
Andrew B. Kipnis, Mariane C. Ferme, Luiz Costa, Raminder Kaur
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895–900

Special Section: The political work of negative affects: A view from post-reform china

Introduction: The politics of negative affects in post-Reform China
Lisa Richaud
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901–914
Troubling emotions in China’s psy-boom
Barclay Bram
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915–927
Shameless modernity: Reflexivity and social class in Chinese personal growth groups
Amir Hampel
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928–941
Fluctuating affect: Purpose and deflation in paths of self-development
Gil Hizi
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942–957
Affect, sociality, and the construction of paternalistic citizenship among family caregivers in China
Zhiying Ma
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958–971
“Bureaucratic shiyuzheng”: Silence, affect, and the politics of voice in China
Jie Yang
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972–985
Politics of indifference: Mourning Wang Yue in late-socialist China
Chun-Yi Sum
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986–999
The affective life of the Nanjing Massacre: Reactivating historical trauma in governing contemporary China
Kailing Xie
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1000–1015
Between speaking and enduring: The ineffable life of bitterness among rural migrants in Shanghai
Xiao He
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1016–1028
Developing indifference: Youth, place-making and belonging in a transforming urban China
Maria Nolan
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1029–1044
Raw fear in Hong Kong
Cho-kiu Li
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1045–1059

Special Section: Anthro-artists: Anthropologists as makers and creatives

Anthro-artists: Anthropologists as makers and creatives
Mariane C. Ferme
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1060–1064
“By name and no other”: The COVID masks portrait project
Danny Hoffman
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1065–1069
An exhibition in fieldwork form
Susan Marie Ossman
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1070–1084
Meeting grounds: Art and anthropology in the Everglades
Carol Hendrickson
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1085–1100
Pauses and flow in art making and ethnographic research
Lydia Nakashima Degarrod
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1101–1115
The performative photograph: A poietic approach to visual ethnography in a French banlieue
Camilo Leon-Quijano
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1116–1135
Body art: Living in and leaving the body behind
Maja Jerrentrup
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1136–1152

Articles

Strategic commodification: The object biography of Tibetan thangka paintings in contemporary China
Ming Xue
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1153–1167
Relational beings modeled in clay within the depths of the Sierra Mixe of Oaxaca, Mexico: Bridging Indigenous knowledge and archaeology
Leslie F. Zubieta
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1168–1190
The folds of the world: An essay on Mesoamerican textile topology
Pedro Pitarch
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1191–1205
Rawa-Nore gifting
Doug Dalton
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1206–1222

Book Symposium

But is it art?
Philippe Erikson
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1223–1226
Frequency, modulation, and time in Amerindian art
Paolo Fortis
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1227–1230
Action and seduction
Pedro Pitarch
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1231–1234
A global rethinking of the attribution of agency to images
Caroline van Eck
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1235–1237
Objects and images: A medievalist’s response to Carlos Fausto’s Art effects
Caroline Walker Bynum
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1238–1243
The ruses of Amerindian art: A reply
Carlos Fausto
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1244–1253