HAU

Vol 5, No 2 (2015)

Cover Page

Table of Contents

Editorial

Tsundoku
Giovanni da Col
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i–iii
Why an open access publishing cooperative can work: A proposal for the AAA's journal portfolio
Alberto Corsín Jiménez, John Willinsky, Dominic Boyer, Giovanni da Col, Alex Golub
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v–xii

Debates

Radical alterity is just another way of saying "reality": A reply to Eduardo Viveiros de Castro
David Graeber
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1–41
Agency between humanism and posthumanism: Latour and his opponents
Andrew Kipnis
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43–58

Articles

Rediscovering the “everyday” Muslim: Notes on an anthropological divide
Nadia Fadil, Mayanthi Fernando
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59–88
Living with unresolved differences: A reply to Fadil and Fernando
Samuli Schielke
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89–92
Thinking piety and the everyday together: A response to Fadil and Fernando
Lara Deeb
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93–96
What is anthropology's object of study? A counterresponse to Deeb and Schielke
Nadia Fadil, Mayanthi Fernando
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97–100
Beyond occult economies: Akan spirits, New York idols and Detroit automobiles
Jane Parish
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101–120
Polythetic democracy: Tribal elections, bogus votes, and political imagination in the Naga uplands of Northeast India
Jelle J. P. Wouters
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121–151
What is an animated image? Korean shaman paintings as objects of ambiguity
Laurel Kendall, Jongsung Yang
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153–175
Descartes’ shadow: Boxing and the fear of mind-body dualism
Leo Hopkinson
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177–199

Special Section - Ethics across borders: Questioning incommensurability and affinity, edited by Jonathan Mair and Nicholas Evans

Ethics across borders: Incommensurability and affinity
Jonathan Mair, Nicholas H. A. Evans
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201–225
The hermeneutics of ethical encounters: Between traditions and practice
Michael Lambek
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227–250
Multivocal morality: Narrative, sentiment, and Zambia’s radio grandfathers
Harri Englund
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251–273
Borderlands: Ethics, ethnography and "repugnant" Christianity
Simon Coleman
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275–300
Counting as one: Moral encounters and criteria of affinity in a Polish Jewish congregation
Jan Lorenz
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301–323
Agreeing to disagree: LGBTQ activism and the church in Italy
Paolo Heywood
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325–344
Relativism in the Long Middle Ages: Crossing the ethical border with Paganism
John Marenbon
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345–365

Book Symposium - Hacker, hoaxer, whistleblower, spy: The many faces of Anonymous (Gabriella Coleman)

The masked anthropologist
João Biehl, Naomi Zucker
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367–374
Tricksters everywhere
Haidy Geismar
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375–381
Edgework, state power, and hacktivists
Adam Fish, Luca Follis
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383–390
Audience, genre, method, theory
Tom Boellstorff
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391–397
The anthropological trickster
Gabriella Coleman
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399–407

Book Symposium - The social life of money (Nigel Dodd)

A boom, in theory
Gustav Peebles
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409–410
Money from a cultural point of view
Keith Hart
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411–416
Claiming money is a process
Detlev Krige
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417–422
Redeem your money here
Bill Maurer, David Pedersen
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423–426
The idea life of money and poststructural realism
Hannah Appel
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427–433
Redeeming Simmel's money
Nigel Dodd
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435–441

Reprints

Human and proud of it! A structural treatment of headhunting rites and the social definition of enemies
Robert McKinley
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443–483