Undisciplined Anthropologies II: Beyond Borders

Durng the first edition of Undisciplined Anthropologies, we asked whether anthropology and the social sciences might be reimagined as practices capable of challenging the limits imposed by traditional organizations of knowledge. With this second edition, we wish to continue and deepen that reflection. Above all, we are interested in exploring what might emerge from the openings created by undisciplinarity. What forms of knowledge become possible when disciplinary boundaries and hierarchies are subjected to critical scrutiny? How can anthropology, the social sciences, the arts and political practices contribute to the production of plural futures, the emergence of new sensibilities and experimentation with alternative ways of knowing and living?