Sarah Hammerschlag: I read two of your essays, “An (Un)Natural History: Tracing the Rhinoceros Horn in Egypt” and “Occult Epidemics,”…
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Anthropology’s peculiar ways of knowing
Erika Milam: One of the questions I have had about anthropology in recent years boils down to this: What do…
Networks of reception, conditions of audibility: A reply to Johnson and Walker
The line between critique and credulity, or between cynicism and naiveté, is at the heart of all of the books…