Contenu du sommaire
| Revue |
The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute : Incorporating Man  |
|---|---|
| Numéro | Vol.25, n°3, 2019 |
Original Articles
- The aesthetics of "time reckoning": a Guna chromatic history - Paolo Fortis p. 441-466
- "This is a gathering of lovers": Islamic self‐help and affective pedagogies in contemporary Singapore - Nurhaizatul Jamil p. 467-486
- On fun and freedom: young women's moral learning in Indonesian Islamic boarding schools - Claire‐Marie Hefner p. 487-505
- Accessing the interiority of others: Sufism in Sri Lanka - Victor de Munck and Christopher Manoharan p. 506-525
- Primitivist tourism and anthropological research: awkward relations - Rupert Stasch p. 526-545
- Water, power, and refusal: confronting evasive accountability in a Palestinian village - Emily McKee p. 546-565
- The trade in human liver lobes: bioviolence against organ sellers in Bangladesh - Monir Moniruzzaman p. 566-586
- "Only the dead don't make the future": Calon lives between non‐Gypsies and death - Martin Fotta p. 587-605
Review articles
Materializing creationism in the United States
- Bielo James. Ark Encounter. The making of a creationist theme park, 2018 - Sharon Macdonald p. 606-608
- Susan L. Trollinger, Trollinger Jr., William Vance. Righting America at the Creation Museum, 2016 - Sharon Macdonald p. 606-608
The grace of Julian Pitt‐Rivers: over and above the predictable
- Da Col, Giovanni, Andrew Shryock [Eds.]. From Hospitality to Grace: A Julian Pitt-Rivers Omnibus, 2017 - Jonathan Benthall p. 609-611
- Velasco Maíllo, Honorio Manuel, Caro Jaureguialzo, Carmen [Dirs.]. De Julian a Julio y de Julio a Julian: correspondencia entre Julio Caro Baroja y Julian Pitt-Rivers (1949-1991), 2015 - Jonathan Benthall p. 609-611
- Da Col, Giovanni, Andrew Shryock [Eds.]. From Hospitality to Grace: A Julian Pitt-Rivers Omnibus, 2017 - Jonathan Benthall p. 609-611
Book reviews
Crafting selves
- Kloos, David. Becoming better Muslims: religious authority and ethical improvement in Aceh, Indonesia, 2018 - Carla Jones p. 612-613
- Leite, Naomi. Unorthodox kin: Portuguese Marranos and the global search for belonging, 2017 - Judith Cohen p. 613-614
- Moises Lino e Silva & Huon Wardle [Eds.]. Freedom in practice: governance, autonomy and liberty in the everyday, 2016 - Luca Parisoli p. 614-615
- Maqsood, Ammara. The new Pakistani middle class, 2017 - Pnina Werbner p. 615-616
- Trevor H.J. Marchand [Ed.]. Craftwork as problem solving: ethnographic studies of design and making, 2018 - Maikel H.G. Kuijpers p. 616-617
- Obendiek, Helena. "Changing fate": education, poverty and family support in contemporary Chinese society, 2016 - Vanessa L. Fong p. 617-618
- Ralph, Laurence. Renegade dreams: living through injury in gangland Chicago, 2014 - Andrew Apter p. 618-619
- Varela, Sergio González. Power in practice: the pragmatic anthropology of Afro‐Brazilian capoeira, 2017 - Michael J. Ryan p. 619-620
Intersections
- Filippello, Marcus. The nature of the path: reading a West African road, 2017 - Kaya Uzel p. 620-621
- Gold, Ann Grodzins. Shiptown: between rural and urban North India, 2017 - Alicia Ory DeNicola p. 621-622
- Laszczkowski, Mateusz. "City of the future": built space, modernity and urban change in Astana, 2016 - Meghanne Barker p. 622-623
- Mostowlansky, Till. Azan on the moon: entangling modernity along Tajikistan's Pamir highway, 2017 - Diana Ibañez‐Tirado p. 623-624
- Taee, Jonathan. The patient multiple: an ethnography of healthcare and decision‐making in Bhutan, 2017 - Susannah Deane p. 624-625
Living in the Anthropocene
- Latour, Bruno. Down to earth: politics in the new climatic regime, 2018 - Alf Hornborg p. 625-626
- Murray, Andrea E. Footprints in paradise: ecotourism, local knowledge, and nature therapies in Okinawa, 2017 - Taku Suzuki p. 626-627
- Anna Tsing, Heather Swanson, Elaine Gan & Nils Bubandt [Eds.]. Arts of living on a damaged planet: ghosts and monsters of the Anthropocene, 2017 - Amelia Moore p. 627-628
- Hanne Veber & Pirjo Kristiina Virtanen [Eds.]. Creating dialogues: indigenous perceptions and changing forms of leadership in Amazonia, 2017 - Christine Hunefeldt, Patrick Ruhl and Valerie Saiag p. 628-629
Looking back
- Casciarri, Barbara, Assal, Munzoul A.M. & Ireton, François. Multidimensional change in Sudan (1989‐2011): reshaping livelihoods, conflicts and identities, 2015 - Sandra Calkins p. 629-630
- Hall, Amy Cox. Framing a lost city: science, photography, and the making of Machu Picchu, 2017 - Elizabeth Edwards p. 630-631
- Llamojha Mitma, Manuel & Patricia Heilman, Jaymie. Now Peru is mine: the life and times of a campesino activist, 2016 - Linda J. Seligmann p. 631-632
- Frank A. Salamone & Marjorie M. Snipes [Eds.]. The intellectual legacy of Victor and Edith Turner, 2018 - Timothy Larsen p. 632-633
- Vitebsky, Piers. Living without the dead: loss and redemption in a jungle cosmos, 2017 - Dominic Martin p. 633-634
Media and modern life
- Arnold Michael, Gibbs Martin, Kohn Tamara, Meese James & Nansen, Bjorn. Death and digital media, 2018 - Tamara Kneese p. 634-635
- Bill Maurer & Lana Swartz [Eds.]. Paid: tales of dongles, checks, and other money stuff, 2017 - Tim Di Muzio p. 635-636
- Nyíri, Pál. Reporting for China: how Chinese correspondents work with the world, 2017 - Mark Allen Petersen p. 636-637
- David Prendergast & Chiara Garattini [Eds.]. Aging and the digital life course, 2015 - Xinyuan Wang p. 637-638
Modernity's mirrors
- Fazioli, K. Patrick. The mirror of the medieval: an anthropology of the Western historical imagination, 2017 - Michael Herzfeld p. 638-639
- Godart, G. Clinton. Darwin, dharma, and the divine: evolutionary theory and religion in modern Japan, 2017 - Morris Low p. 639-640
- Weaver‐Zercher, David L. Martyrs mirror: a social history, 2016 - Karen M. Johnson‐Weiner p. 640-641
Practice and theory
- Erickson, Paul A. & Murphy, Liam D. A history of anthropological theory, 2017 - Thomas Williamson p. 641-642
- Ingold, Tim. Anthropology: why it matters, 2018 - Maurice Godelier p. 642-644
- McGovern, Mike. A socialist peace? Explaining the absence of war in an African country, 2017 - Brandon D. Lundy p. 644-645
- Julie Shayne [Ed.]. Taking risks: feminist activism and research in the Americas, 2014 - Laura Zanotti p. 645-646
Sound and silence
- Hafstein, Valdimar Tryggvi. The flight of the condor: a letter, a song and the story of intangible culture heritage, 2018 [Dvd] - Katia Chornik p. 646-647
- Hutchinson, Sydney. Tigers of a different stripe: performing gender in Dominican music, 2016 - Martha Ellen Davis p. 647-648
- Kusters, Annelies. Deaf space in Adamorobe: an ethnographic study in a village in Ghana, 2016 - Heather Baily p. 648-649
