This article reviews work in anthropology over the last 30 years that has been informed by
psychoanalysis, much of it drawing on contemporary schools of psychoanalytic thought that …

Hauntology has become an increasingly alluring concept in social sciences to reflect upon
everyday life and how subjects dwell upon scenarios pervaded not only by the potency of …

During the first wave of COVID-19 and the ensuing “anthropause” enforced by lockdown
policies, Tibetan medicine (Sowa Rigpa) rapidly emerged as a key interface through which …

Young people's emergent position in the life-course means that they are widely perceived to
embody the future, with their 'successes' and 'failures' in youth considered important portents …

The “streetlight effect” describes situations where we become overly concerned with where it
is easiest to look. In academia, the streetlight effect can describe common practices of …

This article examines how Timor-Leste's dead are memory workers. Drawing on
ethnographic research, it probes how the restless spirits of those who died during the …

Uses of hauntology within academic scholarship are peculiarly metaphorical and British.
This project aims to combat the overabundance of such readings to create more breadth in …

The potentials of digital health to improve health outcomes by empowering patients with
more control over their health data have transformed into threats of criminalization in the …

Posthumanism, simply put, shi s the focus of research and politics away from humans; like
Chakrabarty's () call to 'provincialize Europe', it pushes humans to the margins. The …

This article examines compositions that stage communion with spirits via technological
means. Through analysis of four works, it proposes 'séancing'as both a framework for …