... corporeality belonging relationality ...

... spirituality metaphysics relationality solidarity ...

... constructionism transcendental relationality phenomena noumena synthetic a priori ...

... The conclusion revisits how Medina by the Bay as geography and text offer a different metaphysics of solidarity and relationality that calls for how the spiritual, ethical, and political intersect in Muslim communities and beyond. spirituality metaphysics relationality solidarity ...

... acoustemology relational ontology anthropology of sound intervocality interspecies relationality ...

... Anthropocene blak Jacobins Capitalocene grounded relationality grounded normativity scarcity ...

... relationality kinship gender Malcolm X/El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz Habib ‘Umar bin Hafiz ...

..., acoustemology derives from the concept of “relational ontology,” the position that substantive existence never operates anterior to relationality. In terms of ethnographic research, acoustemology is grounded in twenty-five years of research on the anthropology of sound, and particularly vocality, interspecies...

... Lecture 8, “Kant’s Copernican Revolution,” considers different views of the project of Immanuel Kant’s three critiques and explains Kant’s position as both an enlightenment and a modern thinker. constructionism transcendental relationality phenomena noumena synthetic a priori ...

... to the possibilities of vulnerability. Thus, belonging becomes a matter of intimate and precarious embodied relationality. Hatoum enacts belonging not as a static site of comfort and territorial being or being-together, but as a discomforting embodied performativity through which borders and bodies are constantly...

... queer anthropologists in the academy and the discipline; the complex sociality of ethnographic practice, relationality, and community accountability; and the need for another/Black queer non-university, spaces for study, and the recharging of resiliencies. Black queer study ethnography ...