The Ontological Turn - An Anthropological Exposition - Grand Format

"...clearly written, has a measured voice and brings forth the questions of ontology without the hyperbole usually attached to these issues. This is an important book and should find a ready community of readers among graduate students, senior undergraduates and anthropologists." Veena Das, Johns Hopkins University. "Truly major intellectual statements are rare in anthropology, but this is one of those...
with this book we finally have the kind of clear statement of intent that can raise discussion to the highest level. One cannot overstate how important this book will be..." Joel Robbins, University of Cambridge. "... lucid, insightful and provocative, The Ontological Turn traces the roots of the reflexive method for thinking with difference through the intellectual history of the discipline" Eduardo Kohn, McGill University.
"... a detailed and careful discussion of how anthropologists and others have explored questions of ontology. From theory to method, human to non-human, existence to politics, their rich analysis stands as a valuable resource to this broad and important set of debates." Tom Boellstorff, University of California, Irvine.