Haunting, dutching, and interference: provocations for the anthropology of time
I consider three ways of thinking about time, especially the future, that are new to anthropology. The concepts of interference and haunting illuminate how pasts and futures interact so that consideration of “historicity” needs to be complemented by “futuricity.” Discussion of promissory notes and D...
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University of Chicago Press
2020
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