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Anthropological Studies and Insights Posthumanist Ethics and Activism Cross-Cultural and Social Analysis

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Preface, Jonathan Parry, LSE 1. What Does It Mean To Be Alone? Catherine Allerton, LSE 2. How Do We Know Who We Are? Janet Carsten, Edinburgh University 3. What Is Going To Happen Next? Charles Stafford, LSE 4. Why, Exactly, Is The World As It Is? Eva Keller, University of Zurich 5. How Does Ritual Matter? Fenella Cannell, LSE 6. What Makes People Work? Olivia Harris, LSE 7. What Kind Of Sex Makes People Happy? Laura Rival, Oxford University 8. How Do Women Give Birth? Michael Lambek, University of Toronto/LSE 9. What Happens After Death? Rita Astuti, LSE 10. How Does Genocide Happen? Michael Stewart, UCL 11. Why Are Some People Powerful? Luke Freeman, LSE 12. How Do We Know What Is True? Christina Toren, University of St Andrews Afterword

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