Janet Carsten is Professor of Social and Cultural Anthropology at the University of Edinburgh, author of After Kinship, and editor of Blood Will Out: Essays on Liquid Transfers and Flows.
Janet Carsten is Professor of Social and Cultural Anthropology at the University of Edinburgh, author of After Kinship, and editor of Blood Will Out: Essays on Liquid Transfers and Flows.
Foreword / Thomas Gibson ix Acknowledgments xiii Introduction 1 The Public Life of Blood I: Donation in the News 35 1. Blood Donation 43 The Public Life of Blood II: Newspapers and Laboratory Life 75 2. Lab Spaces and People: Categories and Distinctions at Work 79 The Public Life of Blood III: Elections and Their Aftermath 116 3. The Work of the Labs 125 The Public Life of Blood IV: Medical, Supernatural, and Moral Matters 158 4. "Work is Just Part of the Job": Ghosts, Food, and Relatedness in the Labs 165 Conclusion 200 Notes 209 References 217 Index 233
Foreword / Thomas Gibson ix Acknowledgments xiii Introduction 1 The Public Life of Blood I: Donation in the News 35 1. Blood Donation 43 The Public Life of Blood II: Newspapers and Laboratory Life 75 2. Lab Spaces and People: Categories and Distinctions at Work 79 The Public Life of Blood III: Elections and Their Aftermath 116 3. The Work of the Labs 125 The Public Life of Blood IV: Medical, Supernatural, and Moral Matters 158 4. "Work is Just Part of the Job": Ghosts, Food, and Relatedness in the Labs 165 Conclusion 200 Notes 209 References 217 Index 233
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