Contenu du sommaire

Editorial

• A statement from the incoming editor - Elizabeth Hallam p. 7-8

Original Articles

• On human correspondence - Tim Ingold p. 9-27
• Rights and responsibilities in rural South Africa: implications for gender, generation, and personhood - Kathleen Rice p. 28-41
• Flexible kinship: shaping transnational families among the Chinese in Tahiti - Anne-Christine Trémon p. 42-60
• The second earthquake: how the Italian state generated hope and uncertainty in post-disaster L'Aquila - Jan-Jonathan Bock p. 61-80
• The poetics of wisdom divination: renewing the moral imagination - Richard Werbner p. 81-102
• The (extra)ordinary ethics of being HIV-positive in rural Papua New Guinea - Holly Wardlow p. 103-119
• Back on the water margin: the ethical fixes of sustainable water provisions in rural China - Andrea E. Pia p. 120-136
• The river echoes with laughter: a child-centred analysis of social change in Amazonia - Camilla Morelli p. 137-154
• Why does the subject speak? Prejudgement in fieldwork with Naxalites and Hindu rioters - Chitralekha p. 155-174
• Textual self-authorization - Vincent Crapanzano p. 175-188

Review article

• Goodfellow, Aaron. Gay fathers, their children, and the making of kinship, 2015. Lee, Catherine. Fictive kinship: family reunification and the meaning of race and nation in American immigration, 2013. Strathern, Marilyn. Before and after gender: sexual mythologies of everyday life, 2016 - Janet Carsten p. 189-192

Book and film reviews

• Art, music, and creativity

  • Hocking, Bree T. The great reimagining: public art, urban space and the symbolic landscapes of a ‘new' Northern Ireland, 2015 - Rafael Schacter p. 193-194
  • Roshanak Kheshti. Modernity's ear: listening to race and gender in world music, 2015 - Derek Pardue p. 194-195
  • Anand Pandian. Reel world: an anthropology of creation, 2015 - Eitan Wilf p. 195-196
  • Rafael Schacter. Ornament and order: graffiti, street art and the parergon, 2014 - Bree T. Hocking p. 196-197

• Food and eating

  • Brulotte, Ronda. Edible identities: food as cultural heritage, 2014 - Michael Herzfeld p. 197-198
  • Dossa, Parin. fghanistan remembers: gendered narrations of violence and culinary practices, 2014 - Paul Collinson p. 198-199
  • Eli, Karin & Stanley Ulijaszek. Obesity, eating disorders and the media, 2014 - Penny Van Esterik p. 199-200
  • Kerner, Susanne, Cynthia Chou & Morten Warmind. Commensality: from everyday food to feast, 2015 - Kaori O'Connor p. 200-201

• Heath, medecine, and care

  • Friedner, Michele. aluing deaf worlds in urban India, 2015 - James Staples p. 201-203
  • Gammeltoft, Tine M. Haunting images: a cultural account of selective reproduction in Vietnam, 2014 - Jenna Grant p. 203-205
  • Geissler, P. Wenzel. Para-states and medical science: making African global health, 2015 - Justin Dixon p. 205-206
  • Göknar, Merve Demircioğlu. Achieving procreation: childlessness and IVF in Turkey, 2015 - Hatice Nilay Erten p. 206-207

• Food and eating

  • Snell-Rood, Claire. No one will let her live: women's struggle for well-being in a Delhi slum, 2015 - James Staples p. 207-208

• Heath, medecine, and care

  • Uretsky, Elanah. Occupational hazards: sex, business, and HIV in post-Mao China, 2016 - Elaine Jeffreys p. 208-209
  • Wool, Zoë H. After war: the weight of life at Walter Reed, 2015 - Pamela Moss p. 209-210

• Identity and alterity

  • Billé, Franck. Sinophobia: anxiety, violence, and the making of Mongolian identity, 2015 - Aude Michelet p. 211-212
  • Nader, Laura. What the rest think of the West : since 600, 2015 - John Gledhill p. 212-213
  • Pasieka, Agnieszka. Hierarchy and pluralism: living religious difference in Catholic Poland, 2015 - Siobhan Magee p. 213-214
  • Sanjek, Roger. Mutuality: anthropology's changing terms of engagement, 2015 - Erve Chambers p. 214-215

• Narrative, memory, and memoir

  • Behar, Ruth. Traveling heavy: a memoir in between journeys, 2013 - Vincent Crapanzano p. 215-216
  • Manning, Paul. Love stories: language, private love, and public romance in Georgia, 2015 - Kevin Tuite p. 216-217
  • Schackt, Jon. A people of stories in the forest of myth: the Yukuna of Miritiparaná, 2013 - Luis Cayón p. 217
  • Severi, Carlo. The chimera principle: an anthropology of memory and imagination, 2015 - Nigel Rapport p. 218-219

• Religion

  • Coleman, Simon & Rosalind I.J. Hackett. The anthropology of global Pentecostalism and evangelicalism, 2015 - Anna Strhan p. 219-220
  • Handman, Courtney. Critical Christianity: translation and denominational conflict in Papua New Guinea, 2015 - Dan Jorgensen p. 220-221
  • Li, Lan. Popular religion in modern China: the new role of Nuo, 2015 - Gareth Fisher p. 221-222
  • Noam Osband. Adelante. 50 mins, colour. DVD, 2014 - Irene Peano p. 222-223

• Theory and method

  • Amit, Vered (ed.). Thinking through sociality: an anthropological interrogation of key concepts, 2015 - Kenneth Sillander p. 223-224
  • Dalsgaard, Steffen & Morten Nielsen (Eds.). Afterword by George Marcus. Time and the field, 2015 - Johannes Fabian p. 224-225
  • Golub, Alex, Daniel Rosenblatt & John D. Kelly (eds). A practice of anthropology: the thought and influence of Marshall Sahlins, 2016 - Marilyn Strathern p. 226-227
  • Gubrium, Aline, Krista Harper & Marty Otañez (eds). Participatory visual and digital research in action, 2015 - Tessa Lewin p. 227-227
  • Hine, Christine. Ethnography for the internet: embedded, embodied and everyday, 2015 - Tom McDonald p. 228-229
  • Hviding, Edvard & Cato Berg (eds). The ethnographic experiment: A.M. Hocart and W.H.R. Rivers in Island Melanesia, 1908, 2014 - Anita Herle p. 229-230
  • Jackson, Michael & Albert Piette (eds). What is existential anthropology? 2015 - Theodore Konkouris p. 230-231
  • Myhre, Knut Christian (ed.). Cutting and connecting: ‘Afrinesian' perspectives on networks, relationality, and exchange, 2016 - Stephen Reyna p. 231-232

Interview

• Anthropology as counter-culture: an interview with Thomas Hylland Eriksen - Thomas Hylland Eriksen, Felix Stein p. 233-238

Books received