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Volume 34 (2016): Issue 1 (Mar 2016): Time-Tricking: Reconsidering Temporal Agency in Troubled Times. Guest Editors: Felix Ringel and Roxana Moroşanu

in The Cambridge Journal of Anthropology

Table of Contents

Editorial
- Editorial
General Article
- Earth Stalked by Man
Special Section - Time-Tricking: Reconsidering Temporal Agency in Troubled Times
- Time-Tricking
  
  A General Introduction
- Can Time Be Tricked?
  
  A Theoretical Introduction
Part I. Time-Tricking in Moments of Crisis: Political and Economic Manipulations of Time
- Temporal Vertigo and Time Vortices on Greece’s Central Plain
- Stretching Money to Pay the Bills
  
  Temporal Modalities and Relational Practices of ‘Getting By’ in the Greek Economic Crisis
- Tricking Time, Overthrowing a Regime
  
  Reining in the Future in the Yemeni Youth Revolution
- ‘But Isn’t It the Baby that Decides When It Will Be Born?’
  
  Temporality and Women’s Embodied Experiences of Giving Birth
Part II. Maintaining Other Times: Technologies for Being Out-of-Time
- Crafting Future Selves
  
  Time-Tricking and the Limits of Temporal Play in Children’s Online Film-Making
- ‘Time Is Like a Soup’
  
  Boat Time and the Temporal Experience of London’s Liveaboard Boaters
- Making Multitemporality with Houses
  
  Time Trickery, Ethical Practice and Energy Demand in Postcolonial Britain
- Afterword
  
  For a New Materialist Analytics of Time
Book Review
- Book Review

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