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 ^ Week ^ Topic ^ Main reading ^ Other reading ^\\
-| **[[1]]** | **Two minds** | | |\\
+| **[[1|1]]** | **Two minds** | | |\\
-| **[[2]]** | **Society as mind** | Bashkow (2006) | Hanks (1996) |\\
+| **[[2|2]]** | **Society as mind** | Bashkow (2006) | Hanks (1996) |\\
-| **[[3]]** | **The myth of the “static, primitive isolate” and the need for historical ethnography** | J. L. Comaroff and Comaroff (2009); Gilberthorpe (2007) | J. Comaroff and Comaroff (1989); J. L. Comaroff and Comaroff (1990); J. L. Comaroff (1987); Wolf (1984); Trouillot ([2003a] 2016); Trouillot ([2003b] 2016) |\\
+| **[[3|3]]** | **The myth of the “static, primitive isolate” and the need for historical ethnography** | J. L. Comaroff and Comaroff (2009); Gilberthorpe (2007) | J. Comaroff and Comaroff (1989); J. L. Comaroff and Comaroff (1990); J. L. Comaroff (1987); Wolf (1984); Trouillot ([2003a] 2016); Trouillot ([2003b] 2016) |\\
-| **[[4]]** | **Imperialism as close encounter** | Sahlins (1988) | Sahlins (1992); Sahlins (1996); Bashkow (2004); Englund and Leach (2000) |\\
+| **[[4|4]]** | **Imperialism as close encounter** | Sahlins (1988) | Sahlins (1992); Sahlins (1996); Bashkow (2004); Englund and Leach (2000) |\\
-| **[[5]]** | **Doing being, embodying structure, and the practice of social norms** | Prentice (2015) | Ortner (2006); Ortner (1984); Bourdieu (1990) |\\
+| **[[5|5]]** | **Doing being, embodying structure, and the practice of social norms** | Prentice (2015) | Ortner (2006); Ortner (1984); Bourdieu (1990) |\\
-| **[[6]]** | **Social subjects beyond norm and action** | Miller (2010) | Hendriks (2023); Shange (2019) |\\
+| **[[6|6]]** | **Social subjects beyond norm and action** | Miller (2010) | Hendriks (2023); Shange (2019) |\\
-| **[[7]]** | **Anthropology, imperialism, and epistemic domination** | Simpson (2014) | Shah (2007); Cohn (1987); Chatterjee (1998); Chatterjee (2011) |\\
+| **[[7|7]]** | **Anthropology, imperialism, and epistemic domination** | Simpson (2014) | Shah (2007); Cohn (1987); Chatterjee (1998); Chatterjee (2011) |\\
-| **[[8]]** | **Knowing is governing** | Gupta (2012a); Gupta (2012b) | Foucault (1991); Foucault (1982); Li (1999); Li (2007) |\\
+| **[[8|8]]** | **Knowing is governing** | Gupta (2012a); Gupta (2012b) | Foucault (1991); Foucault (1982); Li (1999); Li (2007) |\\
 | **B** | **Mandatory school closure in honor of Judeo-Christian festivals** | | |\\
-| **[[9]]** | **Making an ethical self** | Mahmood (2001); Mahmood (2003) | Rudnyckyj (2011); Zigon (2013) |\\
+| **[[9|9]]** | **Making an ethical self** | Mahmood (2001); Mahmood (2003) | Rudnyckyj (2011); Zigon (2013) |\\
-| **[[10]]** | **Nature as the recursion of culture** | Lien and Law (2011) | Strathern (1996); Carsten (2014); Latour (2005); Latour (2004) |\\
+| **[[10|10]]** | **Nature as the recursion of culture** | Lien and Law (2011) | Strathern (1996); Carsten (2014); Latour (2005); Latour (2004) |\\
-| **[[11]]** | **Seeing is doing, or how social forms know themselves** | Street (2014); Reed (1999) | Rio (2005); Viveiros de Castro (1998); Viveiros de Castro (2004) |\\
+| **[[11|11]]** | **Seeing is doing, or how social forms know themselves** | Street (2014); Reed (1999) | Rio (2005); Viveiros de Castro (1998); Viveiros de Castro (2004) |\\
-| **[[12]]** | **Objects that have agency** | Schnitzler (2016b) | Schnitzler (2016a) |\\
+| **[[12|12]]** | **Objects that have agency** | Schnitzler (2016b) | Schnitzler (2016a) |\\
-| **[[13]]** | **No universals, no particulars: Anthropology after humanism** | | |\\
+| **[[13|13]]** | **No universals, no particulars: Anthropology after humanism** | | |\\
 | **14** | **Reading week** | | |\\
 | **15** | **Final exams period** | | |