Titlebook: In Search of Lost Futures; Anthropological Expl Magdalena Kazubowski-Houston,Mark Auslander Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Absence, Magic, and Impossible Futurescal performance of absence, one that found a past that never was and sought a future that could not be. The author treats the ephemerality of absence as a lived affective materiality with the power to challenge our ways of knowing and call into question what we hold as presence and absence, memory and confabulation, reality and magic.

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Book 2021ch of Lost Futures. pushes the boundaries of ethnographic engagement. It reveals how researchers on the cutting edge of the discipline are studying absence and grief and employing street performance, museum exhibit, anticipation, or simulated reality to research and intervene in the possible, the impossible, and the uncertain..

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Possibilities and Impossibilities in the students could imagine conditions in which the normalistas could ever return, and in which the students could envision forms of future justice, despite their own recognition that these possibilities are likely impossible.

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Knowing and Imagining with Sustainable Makersmess and bodies nurturing a “dirt way” of learning, a principled way of being in situated and partial confusion. We imagine alongside them, also in the dirt way, through ethnography, an explicitly messy way of working out what is important and why.

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Anticipating Crisis as Affective Future-Making in IcelandIcelandic crisis-driven experiences and current entanglements, which together produce an affective future gazing. In doing so, it argues that studying futures includes ethnography, which focuses on the affective relationship between the emergent and the possible.

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Simulating and Trusting in Automated Futures: Anthropology and the Wizard of Ozxperiences made possible through simulation. By productively contesting conventional anthropological temporalities and ethnographic modes, the test reveals new layers of the complexity of how (im)possible worlds might be constituted as interventional and experiential layers of design anthropological practice.

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