Invisible Contrarian

List of Illustrations
Preface by Peter M. Nardi
Part 1. Introduction
Introducing Stephen O. Murray as Invisible Contrarian
Wendy Leeds-Hurwitz and Regna Darnell
1. Stephen O. Murray in His Own Words: Extracts from His Journal
Prepared by Wendy Leeds-Hurwitz and Regna Darnell
Part 2. Disciplinary History
2. The Breadth and Depth of Creativity in Stephen O. Murray’s Research and Publications
Wendy Leeds-Hurwitz
3. Stephen O. Murray as Collaborator
Regna Darnell
4. Thinking through Area in the History of Anthropology
Robert Oppenheim
5. “aids and the Social Imaginary” Thirty Years Later: A Controversial Early Skirmish in the Decolonizing of Anthropology
Ralph Bolton
Part 3. Homosexualities
6. Stephen O. Murray’s Legacy in the Comparative Study of Homosexualities
Barry D Adam
7. Stephen O. Murray’s Contributions to Homosexuality Studies in Latin America
Milton Machuca-Gálvez
8. Stephen O. Murray and the Development of Queer African Studies
Marc Epprecht
Part 4. Stephen O. Murray Gets the Last Word
9. John Gumperz in Context: 1977 and 1992 Interviews
Stephen O. Murray
10. Doing History of Anthropology
Stephen O. Murray
11. What Is a Conversation (in Anglo America)?
Stephen O. Murray
12. Introduction to Male Sexual Subjectivities
Stephen O. Murray
13. What Had Been
Stephen O. Murray
Appendix
Contributors
Index