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The editors are please to announce the publication of the latest issue of JASO the Oxford anthropology journal

https://www.anthro.ox.ac.uk/jaso/current-issue

We would remind readers that this is an entirely open-access publication with no fees. As well as being open to submissions for individual articles we would welcome proposals for special issues with guest editors.

The editorial address isjaso@anthro.ox.ac.uk


*Journal of the Anthropological Society of Oxford Online*

*ISSN: 2040-1876 New Series, Volume XIV (2022)*

CONTENTS
 (also
available as aWord file
)

Editorial
,
3 (Word version
)

1.*Christopher Morton*,Dwelling practices and the reproduction of
marginality among the Mbanderu of Ngamiland, Botswana
,
5-30 (Word version
)

2.*David Zeitlyn*,Arguments for humility: lessons for anthropologists
from six texts
,
31-46 (Word version
)

3.*Marcus Banks*,Good morning! Memes and the visual economy of images in
contemporary India
,
47-62 (Word version
)

4.*Howard Morphy, Marcus Banks and R.H. Barnes*,Fear and anthropology: a
view from 1995
,
63-83 (Word version
)

Anthropology in translation (JASO occasional series)
Editors’ introduction
,
84 (Word version
)

5. *Ismaël Moya (translated by David Zeitlyn)*,An aesthetics of
norm-adherence: discourse and power in matrimonial and maraboutic
relationships in Dakar
,
85-100 (Word version
)

6.*Felix Rolt*, Reflections on modern sovereigns. Review Essay: Joseph
Tonda./The modern sovereign: the body of power in Central Africa/,
trans. Chris Turner. London: Seagull Books 2021, ISBN 9780857426888
,
101-105 (Word version
)

*Book reviews*

*Lilia Moritz Schwarcz*./Brazilian authoritarianism: past and
present/. Princeton: Princeton University Press 2022, 328 p. ISBN
9780691210919, reviewed by Sebastian Antoine
,
106-107 (Word version
)

*Eve Darian-Smith*./Global burning: rising antidemocracy and the climate
crisis/. Stanford: Stanford University Press 2022, 230 p. ISBN
9781503631083, reviewed by Elaine (Yiling) Hu
, 108-109
(Word version
)

*Pascal Ménoret*./Graveyard of clerics: everyday activism in Saudi
Arabia/. Stanford: Stanford University Press 2020, 264 p. ISBN
9781503612464, reviewed by Frederike Brockhoven
,
110-112 (Word version
)

*Sonia Ahsan-Tirmizi*./Pious peripheries: runaway women in post-Taliban
Afghanistan/. Stanford: Stanford University Press 2021, 256 p. ISBV
9781503614710, reviewed by Juliette Foulon
,
113-115 (Word version
)

*Leah Zani*./Strike patterns: notes from postwar Laos/. Stanford:
Stanford University Press, 2022, 208 p. ISBN 9781503611733, reviewed by
Luise Eder
,
116-117 (Word version
)

*Aparecida Vilaça*./Paletó and me: memories of my indigenous father/,
trans. David Rodgers. Stanford: Stanford University Press 2021, 232 p.
ISBN 9781503629332, reviewed by Niklas Hartmann
,
118-120 (Word version
)

*Sophie Chao*./In the shadow of the palms: more-than-human becomings
in West Papua/. Durham: Duke University Press 2022, 336 p. ISBN
9781478018247, reviewed by Sebastian Antoine
,
121-123 (Word version
)


davidz for the editors

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Professor David Zeitlyn ORCID: 0000-0001-5853-7351

Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology (ISCA), University of Oxford, 51 Banbury Road, Oxford, OX2 6PF, UK.

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