Thinking from Elsewhere is a book series in anthropology at Fordham University Press.

Joined November 2020
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Incredibly grateful that my book Moving Words (@utpress) received an honorable mention for the DAAD/GSA Prize for the Best Book in Literature and Cultural Studies @TheGSA. thegsa.org/prizes/daadgsa-bo…
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Look out for this exciting new book! Congrats @biqbal
fordhampress.com/97815315103… looks like it'll be out in july inshallah. with thanks to the press and to talal asad & amira mittermaier for the endorsements
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fordhampress.com/97815315103… looks like it'll be out in july inshallah. with thanks to the press and to talal asad & amira mittermaier for the endorsements
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Our newest Dialogues is all about anthropology & literature. It features conversations between anthropologists & writers with long-standing relationships, unpacking questions of translation, creativity, care and particularity. Read it in #OpenAccess 👇 rai.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/…
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Very excited to host @AOBrandel to talk about his new book "Moving Words: Literature, Memory, and Migration in Berlin". Comments from Andrew, me, & @JHUArtsSciences colleagues Naveeda Khan, Sabine Mohamed, & Aamir Mufti. Buy @utpress w/ code BRANDEL25! utorontopress.com/9781487543…
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After a humbling debut for my book at #AAACASCA2023 I'm so excited that this conversation with @alizearican for @NewBooksNetwork is out now - I couldn't ask for a more incisive and generous interlocutor than Alize! @utpress newbooksnetwork.com/moving-w…
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Congratulations to TFE co-editor @AOBrandel on the release of his new book! Out now from @utpress
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With enormous gratitude to all who have supported me along the way, I'm excited to share that my book "Moving Words: Literature, Memory and Migration in Berlin" is now available for pre-order with @utpress! Due out September 2023 utorontopress.com/9781487543…
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My monograph, The Work of Repair: Capacity after Colonialism in the Timber Plantations of South Africa. Out of 6 June 2023, published by @FordhamPress @FUPThinkingFE bit.ly/3VZn4Aq
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@FUPThinkingFE co-editor @AOBrandel has a new book coming out this year with @utpress - available to preorder now! utorontopress.com/9781487543…
Well, I have a cover and proofs so I guess it's really happening! Coming out soon with @utpress
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Congratulations to @TFE @FordhamPress author Clara Han, whose incredible book Seeing Like a Child: Inheriting the Korean War was awarded this year's Senior Book Prize by @femanth!! Learn more about the book here: fordhampress.com/97808232894…
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Save the Date! Friday, April 15th at 10 a.m. EST | Book Launch for Richard Rechtman’s Living in Death: Genocide and Its Functionaries @FUPThinkingFE #ReadUP #genocide #massviolence #psychologyg #anthropology ow.ly/RVBh50Isru0
April 15, 2022 10am-12pm EST/ 4pm-6pm CEST Register in advance for the book launch: zoom.us/.../tJclf--oqz8jHtAn… Coupon code for 30% off the paperback edition of Living in Death on fordhampress.com. Until 4/30/22. RECHTMAN30 fordhampress.com/97808232978…
Please join Thinking From Elsewhere Fordham University Press for the book launch of Richard Rechtman’s Living in Death: Genocide and Its Functionaries April 15, 2022 10am-12pm EST/ 4pm-6pm CEST Register in advance for the book launch: zoom.us/.../tJclf--oqz8jHtAn…
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Living With Concepts - this book is looking so good, congrats @FUPThinkingFE! bit.ly/33lq4zY
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New up now: Book Forum: Clara Han's "Seeing Like a Child: Inheriting the Korean War" brings together reflections from six contributors on "war's dispersal into everyday life, intimacy, and the domestic" from editors @AOBrandel and @BhriguSingh: somatosphere.net/2021/book-f…
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Join us for this exciting discussion of @FUPThinkingFE @FordhamPress author @veenadas1's book Textures of the Ordinary: Doing Anthropology after Wittgenstein
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