Haunting, Dutching, and Interference Provocations for the Anthropology of Time
Haunting, Dutching, and Interference Provocations for the Anthropology of Time
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对时间人类学的困扰、荷兰和干扰挑衅
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10.1086/710105
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发表时间:
2020
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2.2
通讯作者:
Zeitlyn D
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Zeitlyn D
I consider three ways of thinking about time, especially the future, that are new to anthropology. The concepts of interference and haunting illuminate how pasts and futures interact so that consideration of “historicity” needs to be complemented by “futuricity.” Discussion of promissory notes and Dutch betting (hedging bets) prompts reassessment of forward planning, including prophecy and prediction. Scenario planning is viewed as a way of “dutching the future.” Anthropologists need to acknowledge that their analytical vocabularies are metaphor laden to enable more finely nuanced reflection and analysis. Explicitly incomplete accounts can achieve this, accommodating the messiness of temporality. This provides a way of understanding and accounting for haunting, interference from both the past and the future, with dutching as one way of responding.
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