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Acknowledgments | vii | |||||
Introduction Need, Imagination, and the Care of the Self | 1 | |||||
1. | Professionals Abroad | |||||
Occupational Solidarity and International Desire as Humanitarian Motives | 23 | |||||
2. | Impossible Situations | |||||
Affective Impasses and Their Afterlives in Humanitarian and Ethnographic Fieldwork | 53 | |||||
3. | Figurations of the Human | |||||
Children, Humanity, and the Infantilization of Peace | 77 | |||||
4. | Bear Humanity | |||||
Children, Animals, and Other Power Objects of the Humanitarian Imagination | 105 | |||||
5. | Homemade Humanitarianism | |||||
Knitting and Loneliness | 133 | |||||
6. | A Zealous Humanism and Its Limits | |||||
Sacrifice and the Hazards of Neutrality | 165 | |||||
Conclusion. The Power of the Mere | ||||||
Humanitarianism as Domestic Art and Imaginative Politics | 199 | |||||
Notes | 209 | |||||
References | 235 | |||||
Index | 267 |
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