HAU

Vol 13, No 2 (2023)

Cover Page

Table of Contents

Editorial Note

Appearance, disappearance, transience
Louisa Lombard, Andrew B. Kipnis, Luiz Costa, Raminder Kaur, Adeline Masquelier
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243–247

Lecture

From busting cults to breeding cults: Anonymous h/acktivism vs. the (a)nonymous far right and QAnon
E. Gabriella Coleman
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248–263

Currents: Lockdown in Shanghai and Beyond: China’s Zero-Covid snd Its Discontents

Introduction: Zero-COVID was forever, until it was no more
Minhua Ling, Juan Zhang
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264–271
From lockdowns (fengcheng) to silence (jingmo): Zero-COVID politics in China
Juan Zhang
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272–278
A dissonant lockdown of a post-danwei neighborhood in a third-tier city
Yiling Liu
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279–287
In fear of spatiotemporal overlap: Coping with the infrastructure of zero-COVID
N. W.
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288–291
Coping with stress as a collective?: Residents learning to engage in community affairs during the Shanghai lockdown
Yi Kang
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292–297
Food shortage and its discontents during the Shanghai lockdown
Minhua Ling
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298–307
“Our sacrifices were in vain”: Zero-COVID and the betrayal of trust
Yifeng Troy Cai, Katherine A. Mason
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308–314
Embodied border control on the move: Self-management of Chinese returnees under the zero-COVID regime
B. L.
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315–320
Afterword: Pandemic governance in China
Jun Zhang
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321–326

Articles

Ordering being, divining time: Nilotic sacrifice as iconic poiesis: Part 1–Ikoni
Quincy Amoah
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327–376
Troubling complicities The anthropologist as (im)moral subject?
Kali Rubaii, Saiba Varma
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377–393
The entrepreneurial self of market socialism: Life insurance agents in rural central Vietnam
Minh T. N. Nguyen
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394–407

Translation

Ethnology of Indigenous prophetic movements in the South American Lowlands: An overview
Virgínia Amaral
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408–420
Logic of myth and action: The Canela Messianic Movement of 1963
Manuela Carneiro da Cunha
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421–441
Someone not exactly like the others: The animal’s status
Sergio Dalla Bernardina
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442–453
From identity to ID card: Becoming a woman (and) Indigenous in Bolivia
Pascale Absi
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454–462