“American children are hard.”
by Elise BermanCentering Solar, Centering Power
by Jerome WhitingtonHappy Days: Talking Marriage in China’s Rural-Urban Migrant Families
by Willy SierThe Undersurface
by Mythri JegathesanPhotographic “Returns” to Field Sites: Introduction
by Christina Kefala and Ipsita DeyMaking More-than-Human and Multispecies Theory as Praxis: An AES Reading List
Kymberley ChuAmerican Ethnologist at 50: An Interview with the AE Editorial Team
Table of Contents
Afterpresence: The Unbounded Body
by Deborah A. ThomasWeaving the Present
by Joana NascimentoAffective Currents of the Present Tense
by Emilie GlazerA Cunning Present
by Stefan TarnowskiGambling on the Present
by Anthony PicklesAgainst Mono-Presentism
by Charis BoutieriThe Present as Legibility
by Kelly Fagan RobinsonA Revolutionary Present
by Geoffrey Rathgeb AungThe Present as Patchwork
by Chika WatanabeIntroduction: Back/s to the Present
Edited by Timothy P. A. Cooper, Michael Edwards, and Nikita SimpsonComplaining about Heat in Nagaland
by Roderick WijunamaiBetween Fantasy and the Difficulty of Reality in Israeli Psychiatry
Talia KatzMultifarious Land, Contesting Claims
Benita MenezesData Collection of Kinship
Sojung KimData, Distance, and the Making of Forest Carbon
Perry MaddoxTaxing Data
Tushar Mehta
We Are Social
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AES, a section of the American Anthropological Association (AAA), publishes the journal American Ethnologist, which can be found in AnthroSource.
