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While not formally reviewed, posts in these Fieldsights sections reflect the breadth and pace of anthropological conversations today. Many of them are written by early-career scholars in the SCA's Contributing Editors Program.

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The Modernity of Manual Reproduction: Soviet Propaganda and the Creative Life of Ideology: Supplemental Material

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The Modernity of Manual Reproduction: Soviet Propaganda and the Creative Life of Ideology: Supplemental Material

Interview With the AuthorRyan James: Your paper illustrates how, contrary to common assumptions, propaganda and ideology in the Soviet state were not complete, ... More

Making Pigs Local: Discerning the Sensory Character of Place: Supplemental Material

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Making Pigs Local: Discerning the Sensory Character of Place: Supplemental Material

Interview With the Author... More

Sincerity Versus Self-Expression: Modern Creative Agency and the Materiality of Semiotic Forms: Supplemental Material

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Sincerity Versus Self-Expression: Modern Creative Agency and the Materiality of Semiotic Forms: Supplemental Material

Author's CommentsMy interest in the anthropology of creativity emerged out of my own personal biography as a violin player trained in the classical Western musi... More

The Past is Made By Walking: Labor Activism and Historical Production in Postcolonial Guadeloupe: Supplemental Material

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The Past is Made By Walking: Labor Activism and Historical Production in Postcolonial Guadeloupe: Supplemental Material

Additional Works By the Author2010. "Reinventing the Mass Strike: Prefigurative Politics in Contemporary Guadeloupe." Interventions: International Journal of Po... More

Motivated Markets: Instruments and Ideologies of Clean Energy in the United Kingdom: Supplemental Material

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Motivated Markets: Instruments and Ideologies of Clean Energy in the United Kingdom: Supplemental Material

Editorial FootnotesCultural Anthropology has published a number of articles on markets and economies. See, for example, Smoki Musaraj’s “Tales from Albarado: Th... More

Articulating Potentiality: Notes on the Delineation of the Blank Figure in Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research: Supplemental Material

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Articulating Potentiality: Notes on the Delineation of the Blank Figure in Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research: Supplemental Material

Editorial FootnotesCultural Anthropology has published a number of essays on the life sciences. See, for example, Eva Hayward's "Fingeryeyes: Impressions of Cup... More

“Somehow it Happened”: Violence, Culpability, and the Hindu Nationalist Community: Supplemental Material

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“Somehow it Happened”: Violence, Culpability, and the Hindu Nationalist Community: Supplemental Material

Interview With the AuthorSwargajyoti Gohain: What led you to your interest in the anthropology of violence?Ruchi Chaturvedi: My interest in violence grew out of... More

Here Come the Anthros (Again): The Strange Marriage of Anthropology and Native America: Supplemental Material

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Here Come the Anthros (Again): The Strange Marriage of Anthropology and Native America: Supplemental Material

Editorial Footnotes Cultural Anthropology has published a number of essays on Native American indigenity, including Jessica Cattelino's “The Double Bind of Amer... More

Re-Visioning Latin American Studies: Supplemental Material

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Re-Visioning Latin American Studies: Supplemental Material

Editorial OverviewIn their jointly authored essay, “Re-visioning Latin American Studies,” which appears in the May 2011 edition of Cultural Anthropology, Sonia ... More

Inhabiting Ocular Ground: Kinshasa's Future in the Light of Congo's Spectral Urban Politics: Supplemental Material

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Inhabiting Ocular Ground: Kinshasa's Future in the Light of Congo's Spectral Urban Politics: Supplemental Material

Editorial OverviewIn the May 2011 issue of Cultural Anthropology, Filip De Boeck examines the Congolese government’s plans for the future of Kinshasa in light o... More