Table of Contents
Contents: Preface, Nigel Rapport and Mark Harris. Part I Introduction: ‘Imagination is in the barest reality’: on the universal human imagining of the world, Nigel Rapport; From the river: making local histories of the imagination, Mark Harris. Part II Case Studies: Imagination, Methodology, Ethnomethodology: Re-imagining ethnography, Paul Stoller; Tango heart and soul: solace, suspension, and the imagination in the dance tourist, Jonathan Skinner; Imagination, History, the Uncanny: Historical imagination and imagining madness: the experience of colonial officers in French West Africa, Roy Dilley; Hauntings: from anthropology of the imagination to the anthropological imagination, Peter Collins; Imagination, Materiality and Consciousness: Reflections on the encounters of the imagination: ontology, epistemology and the limits of the real in anthropology, Mattia Fumanti; Granite and steel, Andrew Irving; Imagination and Social Imaginaries: Uses of Finland in Japan’s social imaginary, Hideko Mitsui; The social imaginary and literature: understanding the popularisation of modern medicine in Brazil, Paulo César Alves; Imagination, Scale, Otherness: The imagining life: reflections on imagination in political anthropology, Leo Coleman; Do forest children dream of electric light? An exploration of Matses children’s imaginings in Peruvian Amazonia, Camilla Morelli; Imagination, Perspective, Emergence: Infrastructural imaginaries: collapsed futures in Mozambique and Mongolia, Morten Nielsen and Morten Axel Pedersen; Imagination/making: working with others and the formation of anthropological knowledge, James Leach. Part III Review: Afterword: an end to imagining?, Huon Wardle. Index.