Feeling historical / James Clifford -- The legacies of writing culture and the near future of the ethnographic form: a sketch / George E. Marcus -- Between history and coincidence: writing culture in the annual review of anthropology, ca. 1982 / Richard Handler -- Time, camera, and the (digital) pen: writing culture operating systems0.1-0.3 / Michael M. J. Fischer -- Kinky empiricism / Danilyn Rutherford -- Ethnography in late industrialism / Kim Fortun -- Excelente zona social / Michael Taussig -- Ethnography is, ethnography ain't / John L. Jackson Jr. -- From village to precarious anthropology / Anne Allison -- Kinship by other means / Charles Piot -- Dying worlds / Kamala Visweswaran -- Precarity's forms / Kathleen Stewart -- Writing culture (or something like that) / Hugh Raffles.
Using the influential and controversial Writing Culture as a point of departure, the thirteen essays in Writing Culture and the Life of Anthropology consider anthropology's past, document the current state of the field, and outline its future possibilities.
Feeling historical / James Clifford -- The legacies of writing culture and the near future of the ethnographic form: a sketch / George E. Marcus -- Between history and coincidence: writing culture in the annual review of anthropology, ca. 1982 / Richard Handler -- Time, camera, and the (digital) pen: writing culture operating systems0.1-0.3 / Michael M. J. Fischer -- Kinky empiricism / Danilyn Rutherford -- Ethnography in late industrialism / Kim Fortun -- Excelente zona social / Michael Taussig -- Ethnography is, ethnography ain't / John L. Jackson Jr. -- From village to precarious anthropology / Anne Allison -- Kinship by other means / Charles Piot -- Dying worlds / Kamala Visweswaran -- Precarity's forms / Kathleen Stewart -- Writing culture (or something like that) / Hugh Raffles
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