Just published, and not behind a paywall. You can find it here, in the Spring 2020 issue of Anthropological Quarterly. Update - now it is! Uggh - what the hell did I expect.
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Sunday, September 13, 2020
Review of The Anthropology of the Future, by Rebecca Bryant and Daniel M. Knight
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AI Translation and "The Language of Liars" by S.L. Huang
R.L. Huang's " The Language of Liars " is an anthropological parable for our times. But in ways that exceed anthropolo...
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