HAU

Vol 6, No 3 (2016)

Cover Page

Table of Contents

Editorial

Auld lang syne
Michael Lambek, Amira Mittermaier
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i–iv

Debates

Ambivalence and the study of contradictions
Deana Jovanović
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1–6

Lectures

Dramas of otherness: “First contact” tourism in New Guinea (The 2016 Lewis Henry Morgan Lecture)
Rupert Stasch
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7–27

Lectures: Teleologies of Structuralism

Introduction to “Teleologies of Structuralism”
Alejandro I. Paz
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29–31
Transformation transformed
Philippe Descola
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33–44
Par-delà le structuralisme?: Response to Philippe Descola’s “Transformation transformed”
Michael Lambek
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45–52
Symmetry is a rare type of asymmetry: Response to Philippe Descola’s “Transformation transformed”
Christopher Ball
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53–60
How structuralism matters
Danilyn Rutherford
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61–77
Postscript: Thinking about the “teleologies of structuralism”
Michael Silverstein
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79–84

Articles

Clothes for spirits: Opening and closing the cosmos in Brazilian Umbanda
Diana Espírito Santo
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85–106
Fuambai’s strength
Carlos David Londoño Sulkin
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107–133
Response to “Fuambai’s strength” by Carlos David Londoño Sulkin
Fuambai Sia Ahmadu
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135–137

Special Section - Language and Political Economy, Revisited

Introduction: Language and political economy, revisited
Andrew Graan
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139–149
Where has “Japanese women’s language” gone?: Notes on language and political economy in the age of control societies
Miyako Inoue
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151–177
The obligation to act: Gender and reciprocity in political mobilization
Francis Cody
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179–199
Neoliberalizing markedness: The interpellation of “diverse” college students
Bonnie Urciuoli
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201–221
“I’m not a businessman, I’m a business, man”: Typing the neoliberal self into a branded existence
Ilana Gershon
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223–246
The knowledge economy and its cultures: Neoliberal technologies and Latin American reterritorializations
Rosemary J. Coombe
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247–275
Strategic publicity: On international intervention and the performativity of public communication in postconflict Macedonia
Andrew Graan
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277–303
Palestinian acts of speaking together, apart: Subalterneities and the politics of fracture
Amahl Alexis Bishara
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305–330
Language and political economy: An afterword
Susan Gal
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331–335

Colloquia

Grading, gradients, degradation, grace
Part 2: Phenomenology, materiality, and cosmology
Paul Kockelman
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337–365

Forum

Voicing the ancestors: Readings in memory of George Stocking
Richard Handler, Ira Bashkow, Jacqueline Solway, Lee D. Baker, Gregory Schrempp
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367–386

Book Symposium - Before and after gender: Sexual mythologies of everyday life (Marilyn Strathern)

Located in between times
Sarah Green
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387–391
Engendering vertigo in time-space travel
Margaret Jolly
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393–399
Differences within: Feminism and us
Annemarie Mol
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401–407
After Before and after gender
Marilyn Strathern
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409–411

Book Symposium - Divination's grasp: African encounters with the almost said (Richard Werbner)

Grasping, trust, and truth-on-balance
Frederick Klaits
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413–418
What did I almost say?: Divining Werbner
David Coplan
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419–423
The expert interpreter
Sónia Silva
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425–431
Trust and moral passion, poetics and practical criticism
Richard Werbner
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433–441

Unedited

The paradox of friendship
Julian Pitt-Rivers
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443–452

Reprints

Viscerality, faith, and skepticism: Another theory of magic
Michael Taussig
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453–483
Remarks on the verb “to believe”
Jean Pouillon
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485–492