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Volume 33 (2015): Issue 2 (Sep 2015): Intimacy Revisited. Guest Editors: Sertaç Sehlikoglu and Aslı Zengin

in The Cambridge Journal of Anthropology

Table of Contents

Editorial
- Editorial
  
  By: Maryon McDonald
  
  Pages: 1–2
General Article
- Do Animists Become Naturalists When Converting to Christianity?
  
  Discussing an Ontological Turn
  
  By: Aparecida Vilaça
  
  Pages: 3–19
Special Section – Intimacy Revisited
- Introduction
  
  Why Revisit Intimacy?
  
  By: Sertaç Sehlikoglu and Aslı Zengin
  
  Pages: 20–25
- Intimacy and Belonging in Cuban Tourism and Migration
  
  By: Valerio Simoni
  
  Pages: 26–41
- Bordering Intimacy
  
  The Fight against Marriages of Convenience in Brussels
  
  By: Maïté Maskens
  
  Pages: 42–58
- Labours of Inter-religious Tolerance
  
  Cultural and Spatial Intimacy in Croatia and Turkey
  
  By: Jeremy F. Walton
  
  Pages: 59–76
- Intimate Publics, Public Intimacies
  
  Natural Limits, Creation and the Culture of Mahremiyet in Turkey
  
  By: Sertaç Sehlikoglu
  
  Pages: 77–89
- Intimate Events
  
  The Correctness of Affective Transactions in Northeast Brazil
  
  By: Matan Shapiro
  
  Pages: 90–105
- Commentary
  
  Intimacy through the Ethnographic Lens
  
  By: Niko Besnier
  
  Pages: 106–110
An Author Meets His Critics
- Anthropology and Moral Philosophy
  
  A Symposium on Michael Banner's The Ethics of Everyday Life
  
  By: Michael Banner, Lesley A. Sharp, Richard Madsen, John H. Evans, J. Derrick Lemons and Thomas J. Csordas
  
  Pages: 111–139

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