"True to its title, " Emergent Forms of Life and the Anthropological Voice" is about worlds coming into being in technoculture. Attentive especially to the new biologies and biotechnologies, information technologies, and ecological and environmental matters, Michael M. J. Fischer explores what he calls 'ethical plateaus' or domains of ethical challenge. This wonderful book neither condemns nor glorifies emergent worlds; instead it gives us deep and intelligent analysis and reflection from a distinctive ethnographic point of view. 'Culture' comes alive here. As Fischer reminds us vividly,…mehr
"True to its title, " Emergent Forms of Life and the Anthropological Voice" is about worlds coming into being in technoculture. Attentive especially to the new biologies and biotechnologies, information technologies, and ecological and environmental matters, Michael M. J. Fischer explores what he calls 'ethical plateaus' or domains of ethical challenge. This wonderful book neither condemns nor glorifies emergent worlds; instead it gives us deep and intelligent analysis and reflection from a distinctive ethnographic point of view. 'Culture' comes alive here. As Fischer reminds us vividly, culture is not a variable. Culture is about relationships, about relating as a verb. Culture is a passage and a topos, and Fischer is a masterful guide."--Donna HarawayHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgments ix Prologue: The Third Spaces of Anthropology 1 Emergent Forms of Life 1 Deep Play and Social Responsibility in Vienna 29 2 Emergent Forms of Life: Anthropologies of Late or Post Modernities 37 Critique within Technoscientific Worlds 3 Filmic Judgment and Cultural Critique: Iranian Cinema in a Teletechnological World 61 4 Cultural Critique with a Hammer, Gouge, and Woodblock: Art and Medicine in the Age of Social Retraumatization 90 5 Ethnographic Critique and Technoscientific Narratives: The Old Mole, Ethical Plateaus, and the Governance of Emergent Biosocial Polities 145 Subjectivities in an Age of Global Connectivity 6 Autobiograhpical Voices (1,2,3) and Mosaic Memory: Ethnicity, Religion, Science (An Inquiry into the Nature of Autobiographical Genres and Their Uses in Extending Social Theory) 179 7 Post-Avant-Garde Tasks of Polish Film: Ethnographic Odklamane 225 New Pedagogies and Ethics 8 Worlding Cyperspace: Toward a Critical Ethnography in Space, Time, and Theory 261 9 Calling the Future(s): Delay Call Forwarding 305 I. Las Meninas and Robotic-Virtual Surgical systems: the Visual Thread/Fiber-Optic Carrier 309 II. Modules for a Science, Technology, and Society Curriculum: STS@theTurn_[ ]ooo.mit.edu 333 10 In the Science Zone: The Yanomami and the Fight for Representation 370 Epilogue: On Distinguishing Good and Evil in Emergent Forms of Life (Woodblock Print to Newspaper Illustration) 393 Notes 397 Bibliography 427 Index 463
Acknowledgments ix Prologue: The Third Spaces of Anthropology 1 Emergent Forms of Life 1 Deep Play and Social Responsibility in Vienna 29 2 Emergent Forms of Life: Anthropologies of Late or Post Modernities 37 Critique within Technoscientific Worlds 3 Filmic Judgment and Cultural Critique: Iranian Cinema in a Teletechnological World 61 4 Cultural Critique with a Hammer, Gouge, and Woodblock: Art and Medicine in the Age of Social Retraumatization 90 5 Ethnographic Critique and Technoscientific Narratives: The Old Mole, Ethical Plateaus, and the Governance of Emergent Biosocial Polities 145 Subjectivities in an Age of Global Connectivity 6 Autobiograhpical Voices (1,2,3) and Mosaic Memory: Ethnicity, Religion, Science (An Inquiry into the Nature of Autobiographical Genres and Their Uses in Extending Social Theory) 179 7 Post-Avant-Garde Tasks of Polish Film: Ethnographic Odklamane 225 New Pedagogies and Ethics 8 Worlding Cyperspace: Toward a Critical Ethnography in Space, Time, and Theory 261 9 Calling the Future(s): Delay Call Forwarding 305 I. Las Meninas and Robotic-Virtual Surgical systems: the Visual Thread/Fiber-Optic Carrier 309 II. Modules for a Science, Technology, and Society Curriculum: STS@theTurn_[ ]ooo.mit.edu 333 10 In the Science Zone: The Yanomami and the Fight for Representation 370 Epilogue: On Distinguishing Good and Evil in Emergent Forms of Life (Woodblock Print to Newspaper Illustration) 393 Notes 397 Bibliography 427 Index 463
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