No. 1 (2022): Антропологии/Anthropologies

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(Post)colonial Anthropologies in Central Asia.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.33876/2782-3423/2022-1

Published: 11.05.2022

Full Issue

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The Theme of the Issue «(Post)colonial Anthropologies of Central Eurasia»

Was a Russian Ethnographer in Central Asia a Colonizer?

Sergei Abashin

5-12
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Post- and Decolonial Gazes of a Kyrgyz Anthropologist

Aida Aaly Alymbaeva

13-28
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Kazakhstani archeology: in the shadows of soviet legacy and polity of nation-building

Ulan Bigozhin

29-38
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Formations of Trust and Power

Morgan Y. Liu

39-51
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My Views on and Assessment of Existing Connections between Central (Eur)Asian Ethnography/Anthropology and (Post)colonialism

SvetLana Peshkova

52-67
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Ways of participating in the world after socialism

Sophie Roche

68-76
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Research Articles

Figures of Depersonalization: Portraits without a Face and the Minsk School of Postcolonial Photography

Serguei Oushakine

77-135
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Translations

Notes on the «Post-Colonial»

Ella Shohat

136-150
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Reviews

Review of: Tlostanova M. Decoloniality of Being, Knowledge and Senses. Collected Articles [Dekolonial’nost’ bytiia, znaniia i oshchushcheniia. Sbornik statei]. Almaty: Tsentr sovremennoi kul’tury “Tselinnyi”, 2020

Mohira Suyarkulova

151-154
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Review of: Heywood, P. After difference. Queer Activism in Italy and Anthropological Theory. Berghahn Books, 2018

Anna Golovina

155-160
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Review of: Rajak, D. In Good Company: An Anatomy of Corporate Social Responsibility. Stanford University Press, 2011

Aleksandr Basov

161-166
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