Anthropology reveals how ambiguity shapes social life, governance, and contestation, suggesting deeper insights.
What if ambiguity is not a failure of knowledge, but one of the conditions through which social life is lived, governed and contested? The Anthropology of Ambiguity, edited by Mahnaz Alimardanian a...
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