What if

what if ... . . .what if the equation of anthropology, study of things human, with ethnography, the study and description of an ethnos, were a recent event?And what if one set out to undo this equation?If one were to cut loose the former from the latter?Actually, what if one were to not only cut loose -liberate -anthropology from ethnos/ethnography/ethnology but also from "the human" tout court -from the in its aspirations time and place independent conception of the human as "Man" that first surfaced in the seventeenth century and that has since marked the condition of possibility of the human sciences (chief among them anthropology)?What would -what could -an anthropology after ethnos / after "the human" look like?What if

Anthropological Studies and Insights · Legal and cultural studies analysis · New Caledonia Indigenous Studies · Geology