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Emergent Forms of Life and the Anthropological Voice
By: Michael M.J. Fischer
Duke University Press, 2003
Prologue:
The Third Spaces of Anthropology
Emergent Forms of Life
1. Deep Play and Social Responsibility in Vienna
2. Emergent Forms of Life: Anthropologies of Late or Post Modernities
Critique Within Technoscientic Worlds
3. Filmic Judgment and Cultural Critique:
Iranian Cinema in a Teletechnological World
4. Cultural Critique with a Hammer, a Gouge, and A Woodblock:
Art and Medicine in the Age of Social Re-Traumatization
5. Ethnographic Critique and Technoscientific Narratives:
The Old Mole, Ethical Plateaus, and the Governance of Emergent Biosocial
Polities
Subjectivities in an Age of Global Connectivity
6. Autobiographical Voices (1,2,3) and Mosaic Memory:
Ethnicity, Religion, Science
7. Post-Avant-Garde Tasks of Polish Film:
Ethnographic Odklamane
New Pedagogies and Ethics
8. Worlding Cyberspace:
Towards A Critical Anthropology in Space, Time, and Theory
9. Calling the Futures:
I: Las Meninas and Robotic-Virtual Surgical Systems:
The Visual Thread/Fiber Optic carrierII: Modules for a Science, Technology and Society Curriculum
STS@the-Turn_[]000.mit.edu
10. In the Science Zone:
The Yanomami and the fight for representation
Footnotes
Bibliography