HAU

Vol 9, No 2 (2019)

Cover Page

Table of Contents

Editors’ Introduction

Vital infrastructures
Deborah Durham, Mariane C. Ferme, Luiz Costa
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231–235

Lecture

Inquiries raised by the dead
Vinciane DESPRET
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236–248

Rejoinders

Inquiries raised by the living
Joël NORET
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249–252
The ends of the dead
Michael LAMBEK
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253–256

Book Symposium — Mistrust: An ethnographic theory by Matthew Carey

Mistrusting knowledge
Kamala RUSSELL
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257–260
Mistrust and trust: Conjoined twins?
Peter GESCHIERE
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261–264
No need of trust
Marina VANZOLINI
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265–268

Articles

Teungku Sum’s dilemma: Ethical time, reflexivity, and the Islamic everyday
Daniel Andrew BIRCHOK
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269–283
Magic is science: Atheist conjuring and the exposure of superstition in South India
Stefan BINDER
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284–298
The digitalia of everyday life: Multi-situated anthropology of a virtual letter by a “foreign hand”
Raminder KAUR
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299–319
Valueless value: The question of production in Cofán shamanism
Michael CEPEK
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320–333
Greek divination from an Amerindian perspective: Reconsidering “nature” in mantike
Tomás BARTOLETTI
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334–358

Colloquium

Climaxing in other ways and other places: From plant spasms to psychopomp pillows
Agnès GIARD, Emmanuel GRIMAUD, Anne-Christine TAYLOR
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359–372

Themed Collection: The Turn to Life, Part 2

Road animism: Reflections on the life of infrastructures
Matthäus REST, Alessandro RIPPA
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373–389
The river grew tired of us: Spectral flows along the Mekong River
Andrew Alan JOHNSON
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390–404
Life and its inflections in Kilimanjaro: Becoming and being beyond the metaphoric
Knut Christian MYHRE
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405–420
Karma and grace: Rivalrous reckonings of fortune and misfortune
Neena MAHADEV
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421–438
Life, domesticated and undomesticated: Ghosts, sacrifice, and the efficacy of ritual practice in early China
Michael PUETT
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439–460
Amerindian political economies of life
Fernando SANTOS-GRANERO
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461–482

Unedited Scholarship

Contemporary counterconduct
Paul RABINOW
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483–491