HAU

Vol 9, No 1 (2019)

Cover Page

Table of Contents

Editorial Notes

New publishing demands new magic
Giovanni da Col
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1–5
Future orientations
Mariane C. Ferme, Luiz Costa, Deborah Durham
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6–9

Lectures

Deconstructing anthropology: First Annual Stephen F. Gudeman Lecture
Adam Kuper
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10–22
What is a polity? 2018 Lewis H. Morgan Lecture
Michael Herzfeld
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23–35

Special Issue: Science in the Forest, Science in the Past

The clash of ontologies and the problems of translation and mutual intelligibility
Geoffrey E. R. Lloyd
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36–43
Inventing nature: Christianity and science in indigenous Amazonia
Aparecida Vilaça
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44–57
A clash of ontologies? Time, law, and science in Papua New Guinea
Marilyn Strathern
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58–74
Mathematical traditions in Ancient Greece and Rome
Serafina Cuomo
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75–85
Is there mathematics in the forest?
Mauro W. B. de Almeida
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86–98
Different clusters of text from ancient China, different mathematical ontologies
Karine Chemla
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99–112
Shedding light on diverse cultures of mathematical practices in South Asia: Early Sanskrit mathematical texts in conversation with modern elementary Tamil mathematical curricula (in dialogue with Senthil Babu)
Agathe Keller
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113–125
Antidomestication in the Amazon: Swidden and its foes
Manuela Carneiro da Cunha
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126–136
Objective functions: (In)humanity and inequity in artificial intelligence
Alan F. Blackwell
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137–146
Modeling, ontology and wild thought: Toward an anthropology of the artificially intelligent
Willard McCarty
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147–161
Rhetorical antinomies and radical othering: Recent reflections on responses to an old paper concerning human-animal relations in Amazonia
Stephen Hugh-Jones
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162–171
Turning to ontology in studies of distant sciences
Nicholas Jardine
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172–178
Epilogue and the way ahead
Geoffrey E. R. Lloyd, Aparecida Vilaça
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179–182

Book Symposium

?-graphy
Sandra Bärnreuther, Johannes Quack
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183–187
Anthropology with lift-off
Tim Ingold
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188–191
CryptoAnthropology: Mining for theory in After ethnos
Carolyn Rouse
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192–194
Who defines the new? A plea for ethnographic humility
Gregor Dobler
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195–199
Being multiversed in the multiverse
Paul Kockelman
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200–204
after the human
Tobias Rees
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205–212

Unedited Scholarship

Pandora’s box
Gilbert Lewis
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213–229