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Cover -- Half-title page -- Series page -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- 1 Introduction -- Part I Intellectual Sources and Disciplinary Engagements -- 2 Moral and Political Philosophy -- 3 Virtue Ethics -- 4 Agonistic Pluralists: Three Philosophers of Value Conflict -- 5 The Two Faces of Michel Foucault -- 6 Phenomenology -- 7 Cognitive Science -- 8 Theology -- Part II Aspects of Ethical Agency -- 9 Making the Ethical in Social Interaction -- 10 Freedom -- 11 Responsibility -- 12 Emotion and Affect -- 13 Happiness and Well-Being -- 14 Suffering and Sympathy -- 15 Ambiguity and Difference: Notation, Ritual, and Shared Experience in Constructing Pluralism -- Part III Media and Modes of Ethical Practice -- 16 Self-Cultivation -- 17 Exemplars -- 18 Ritual -- 19 Values -- 20 Rules -- 21 On Ethical Pedagogies -- Part IV Intimate and Everyday Life -- 22 Care -- 23 Kinship and Love -- 24 Cooperation and Punishment -- 25 Favours -- 26 The Inimical Gaze: Morality and the Reproduction of Sociality in Amazonia -- 27 Animals and More-Than-Representational Ethics -- 28 God -- Part V Institutional Life -- 29 Modern Capitalism and Ethical Plurality -- 30 The Ethics of Commerce and Trade -- 31 Activism and Political Organization -- 32 Philanthropy -- 33 Science: The Anthropology of Science As an Anthropology of Ethics (and Vice Versa) -- 34 Communist Morality under Socialism -- Index.

The 'ethical turn' in anthropology since the millennium has fostered new dialogue between anthropology and philosophy, psychology, and theology. Authoritative and cutting-edge, this book brings together established and emerging leaders in the field, and makes the results of this vibrant body of diverse research available in one volume.