..., and collapse that features within scholarly, popular, and policy-oriented accounts of Lake Victoria's fisheries. © 2017 by Duke University Press 2017 ontological politics multispecies ethnography Lake Victoria East Africa The research for this article was made possible through the support...

... between Western intellectual anxieties and postcolonial methods and modes of thought. One domain for interrogating the contemporary significance of the work is the call for new ontologies and interpretive humility. This commentary examines these new ontologies through the rethinking of ways that agents...

... limit , and that limit as an ethical and political opportunity. I therefore want to end by playfully/seriously embracing not-knowing as an epistemological, ontological, and ultimately political stance, where any nonsecular politics to come cannot be known in advance. I take inspiration from...

... of infrastructure-in-the-making sheds light on another, conceptual alliance. On one end, “thing theorists” argue for an understanding of infrastructures’ nonhuman, agentive capacity to assemble disparate people, things, and institutions. On the other end, political commentators propose, as many did, that meetings...

... policies, however, has not resulted in such integration. The nation and region have been reformulated around fragmented ideologies of religion and ethnicity, often conforming to their respective political boundaries or claiming newer boundaries. The local has stubbornly refused erasure by resisting secular...

... and made it a politics of violence. The “ordinary requirement (momentarily) attentive to emerging anticolonial of a scientific enterprise,” he says, is to “revisit the critiques and postcolonial visions. As Grovogui epistemological and ontological grounds” (1...

..., Society and Politics in India ; Kapila, “Old Differences, New Hierarchies” ; Rycroft and Dasgupta, The Politics of Belonging in India . 104.   Sharma, Caste and Nature . 105.   Sahlins, “The Original Political Society,” 102 . 106.   Crane, “An Ontological Turn,” 122 . 107...

... and politicization of the truth in cultural tradition, or a defense of a single overarching sociocul- Vol. 10.1215/1089201 26, No. 3, 2006 doi tural meaning as both an ontology and a mode of political organization. In this way, and by extension, these discourses...

... consequential place of animal lives in pahari (rural, hill-dwelling) politics. The human inhabitants of Kumaon understand ontological differences not so much in terms of their contrast to animals or gods as in terms of the distinctions between insiders and outsiders, mountain-dwellers and plains-dwellers...

..., and Transnational logic of domination and exploitation (coloniality), Politics, 1939 – 1946.” Journal of Global History 7, no. 3 disguised by a narrative of salvation, progress, and (2012): 438 – 60...

... and otherness. Here eth- Kant, Immanuel. “What Is Orientation in Thinking?” In ics is a regulatory discipline. For this approach it is Political Writings, edited by Hans Reiss and translated a question of ethics for social sciences. The Cracked by H. B. Nisbet...

... privileging of the macropolitical fixes Blackness into a rigid “always already sedimented” ontological and political position that disallows contingency, disruption, and lines of flight ( Kline, “The Pragmatics of Resistance,” 57 ). As Kline argues, Wilderson's ontology of Blackness reduces it to a singular...

... been describing the main narrative arc of The resonates with the interest among historians of sci- Calling of History. Describing Sir Jadunath’s moral ence in interrogating how politics and commerce selfhood, Chakrabarty writes, “A certain cultiva- enabled the production...

... . London : Routledge , 2013 . Harrison Rodney . “ Beyond ‘Natural’ and ‘Cultural’ Heritage: Toward an Ontological Politics of Heritage in the Anthropocene .” Heritage and Society 8 , no. 1 ( 2015 ): 24 – 42 . Hawkes Jacquetta . Mortimer Wheeler: Adventurer in Archaeology...

..., and the academe. © 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 Quran schooling Salafis religion Négritude References Alidou Ousseina . Engaging Modernity: Muslim Women and the Politics of Agency in Postcolonial Niger . Madison : University of Wisconsin Press , 2005 . ———. Muslim Women...

... restricted to political figures. One can link this shift to the decline of the Iranian tra theto ofIranian decline shift this link One can figures. to political restricted previously was that genre a intellectuals, and writers by memoirs of publication mass the represented in tradition...

... This special section's focus is less on disciplinary self-evaluations than the kinds of evidence that operate in knowledge traditions that do not fully share the epistemological and ontological presuppositions of the Western secular academy. 2 The three contributors, Ana Vinea, Junaid Quadri, and myself...

... concerns and ontologies to bear litical relationships, solidarities, and ontologies. It on the universalist epistemology of Islamic meta- is those practices and possibilities that I explore physics or practice? Further, what are the politics below. that these texts...

..., . . . UK: Penguin, 1967. Tagore, Rabindranath. “Aikatan.” Janmadine. In Rabindra The origin of the book, now the book’s opening Rachanabali, vol. 13. Kolkata: Viswabharati, 1992. chapter, was a journal article by Guru that was critical of the politics...

... or ideology—defined in its wholeness as a longing for an Islamic authenticity—and as an outright rejection of another monolith, modernity. Thus, in much of the recent scholarship on Islamic thought and politics a wide range of Muslim thinkers are lumped together and introduced as the architects of a singular...