understanding cruelty in a way that conventional peace and conflict studies cannot. Even the genre of ethnographically informed conflict studies, however, struggles with notions of perpetration, volition, and culpability. More to the point, conflict studies
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iconoclasm are relatively rare in medieval Islamic art. By far, the most popular example of the genre is the removal of idols from the Ka‘ba by the Prophet Muhammad, an event explicitly invoked in the Islamic State’s visual and textual representations of the
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refer to sex. Especially interesting (and wry for the artists from the favela who created the genre) is, when the music is detached from the favela environment, the consequences are different. João, a human rights activist and lawyer, questions the
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) ‘Incidental’ Ethnographers , and Pels’s (2013) A Politics of Presence are all examples of this expanding methodological genre. Continuing in the tradition of ethnographic vision widened to include both colonists and colonized, the powerful and the
Sam Jackson, Áron Bakos, Birgitte Refslund Sørensen, and Matti Weisdorf
emotions inspired by Elizabeth Povinelli (2001 ; 2006 ; 2011 ) and her choice of genre sometimes works against her ambitions. Wool does what she does brilliantly, but the reader often finds herself at a strange remove from what should be so intimate, as
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., appendix, notes, bibliography. Berkeley: University of California Press, 2014. Paperback, $29.95. ISBN 9780520281127. With Email from Ngeti , James W. Smith and Ngeti Mwadime have written a book that will become a classic. At once a genre experiment, an
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Ann Grodzins Gold
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anthropology to be. In truth, of course, there is not another book in the field like Tristes Tropiques —a work that defies or conflates all genres. To me it was pure enchantment, uniting everything that interested me: journeys, myths, well-crafted evocative
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erode the power of traditional authorities to enforce norms and control expressions of gender. Nevertheless, neo-liberal political discourses and the rules of the capitalist market, as well as affordances of various media genres, introduce new
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examples, see Nujoma (2001) ; SWAPO (1981) . For a more detailed account of this genre, see Metsola (2015: 191–195 ). 4 See articles in the following newspapers: The Namibian , 10, 21 April, 9, 17 May 1995, 7 May, 26 June, 29 September, 24, 28, 31
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