As promised, here’s a post-print version of my Cultures of Belief article, which was published in Anthropological Theory. cultures-of-belief-post-print [Obsolete link removed. Original url: {static}/assets/pdf/cultures-of-belief-post-print.pdf]...
I’ve just had a new paper out in Anthropological Theory [Obsolete link removed. Original url: https://doi.org/10.1177/146349961246958] — this is behind a paywall, I’ll make a post-print version available through this website soon for those who...
This is a cross-post from ethics.CRASSH. Felicitas Becker on Islamic reformism and Sufi traditionalism in Tanzania I’ve just read two fascinating papers by Felicitas Becker [Obsolete link removed. Original url:...
I’ve launched a new website as part of my current project at CRASSH. It’s called ethics.CRASSH [Obsolete link removed. Original url: http://ethics.crassh.cam.ac.uk] and at the moment it’s covering the Speaking Ethically Across Borders Project,...
Here’s an interesting interview with Stuart Hall, in which he speaks about cosmopolitanism and rootedness — relevant to the previous post: http://www.sms.cam.ac.uk/media/1119965 Pnina Werbner interviewing — I’ve transcribed the most relevant bit...
Diogenes the Cynic, a citizen of the world, in a painting by John William Waterhouse Tuesday saw the first of a series of reading groups that I’m organizing at CRASSH on the subject of ethical conversations across borders [Obsolete link removed....
I am reading Alasdair MacIntyre’s After Virtue: A Study in Moral Theory [Obsolete link removed. Original url:...
Thanks to Theo Kyriakides (@bio_karneia), who was present at the GDAT debate on neoliberalism [Obsolete link removed. Original url: ../2012-12-05-gdat-neoliberalism-anthropology] for alerting me to a post by Kathleen Fitzpatrick of Pomona...
I am currently a research fellow at CRASSH, the Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities, at Cambridge University. One of the things I’m working on is an interdisciplinary project on ‘Speaking Ethically Across Borders’....
Part of my argument in the recent neoliberalism debate [Obsolete link removed. Original url: ../2012-12-05-gdat-neoliberalism-anthropology] was that, evidence of discontent about any aspect, be it ever so narrow, of what have been identified as...