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Rethinking Kant. Contemporary African philosophy and Kant -- Kant's epistemic, ethical and political universalism -- Cosmopolitanism in the philosophy of Appiah and Mbembe : a critical dialogue with Kant -- Critical dialogue with Kant's epistemological and ethical universalism in Wiredu's and Gyekye's work -- Rereading Kant. Philosophy as critique in the philosophical concepts of Serequeberhan and Odera Oruka -- Foucault, Kant and contemporary African philosophy -- Critique, parrhesia and philosophy in Foucault's work -- Language in Kant and Foucault's work. The language of Kant and Foucault -- History, power and art in Foucault's philosophy -- Foucault and contemporary African philosophy.

Introduction: Jose Ingenieros, a short companion -- The question of social identity: among two worlds -- Collective psychology -- The dilemma of socialism: opportunity or decline? -- On democracy -- Why Ingenieros, why now? May I offer concluding remarks?

Introduction -- Anthropology and development in the era of the neo-liberal entrepreneurial university -- It takes a village: The learning environment, Amerindian relations and implicit pedagogy for today's entangled challenges -- Perspectivity and anthropological engagements in heritage-making. Challenges from the Humboldt Forum, Berlin -- A perspective through trees: Anthropology, development and documentation -- Mining companies as trustees of society in Colombia: Company and community ambiguities -- Alternate service providers: Traditional healers for social change in tribal communities of Odisha -- Reflections on open dialogue in mental health clinical and ethnographic practice -- Jeopardised futures: Scanning the horizon in a changing climate -- Mrs. Rollison stops a deportation: The discourse of care in Poland in the 2010s -- Afterword.

Introduction: Doing and being together / Begüm Irmak, Can Koçak, Onur Sesigür & Nazan Haydari -- Women's radio history in Turkey : the politics of reflecting together in oral history research / Nazan Haydari, Özden Çankaya & Cem Hakverdi -- The artist's book : working towards a collaborative methodology in art and design / Melike Özmen -- Duo autoethnographic approach to peer-to-peer collaboration in PhD process / Begüm Irmak & Ayça Ulutaş -- Podcasting as a methodological tool for research conversations with makers / Nurgül Yardım Meriçliler -- Performance as a way of discovering oneself within the other / Can Koçak -- Human rights-based narratives of war : a journalistic tool for promoting human rights / Athina Simatou -- Digitally mediating cultural trauma through virtual reality / Eleni Pnevmatikou & Angeliki Gazi -- 'Alone together' : Reconnecting death stranding's broken sense of sociality / Onur Sesigür -- Twitch developers as a 'company-led community' / Sarper Durmuş -- From a political protest to an art exhibition : collaboration and dialogue through artistic research / Işıl Eğrikavuk -- Resonance in intercultural encounters : mapping a critical perspective on communication in pluralised docieties / Theresa Klinglmayr -- Acting together, reflecting together : two ethnographic accounts of Jamaica's first 'pride event' in 2015 / David Lowis & Simone Kimberly Harris -- Reflections on teaching the ethics of digital communication technologies / Yusuf Yüksekdağ -- Transmedia charity initiatives in Turkey : the case of Adım Adım / Dilek Gürsoy.

The development of sociology of law -- The identity and function of sociology of law -- The place of values in socio-legal studies -- Legal culture and cultural diversity -- Socio-legal studies and the law school -- Jurisprudence in context -- The jurist as humanist polymath (Petrażycki) -- The jurist as legal sociologist (Ehrlich) -- Radical legal pluralism in the shadow of fascism (Romano) -- A functional jurisprudence for the welfare state (Lundstedt) -- Parallel histories-jurisprudence and social science -- Contemporary interactions-legal theory and social theory -- Linked futures-jurisprudence and socio-legal studies.

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White women in eighteenth-century Jamaica -- Jamaican women in sentimental novels and other literature -- The Brodbelt family of Jamaica -- Loyalists in Jamaica: the Cowper and Storrow families -- "Lively colours & shewy": middling and poorer families in eighteenth-century Jamaica -- Self-fashioning and material goods: the case of Lady Maria Nugent.