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Julie Laplante is Professor of Anthropology at the University of Ottawa in the School of Sociological and Anthropological Studies (SSAS).

• List of FiguresForewordTim IngoldAcknowledgementsIntroduction: Lines of FlightJulie Laplante, Willow Scobie and Ari GandsmanPart I: SensingChapter 1. Sonorous Sensations: Plant, People and Elemental Stirs in HealingJulie LaplanteVignette 1: Plant Milieus: (In)HospitalitiesDaniel Alberto Restrepo HernándezVignette 2: Breath of Fresh AirBoyan AtzevChapter 2. Sensing ‘Feeling’ in Indonesia’s Persatuan Gerak Badan (Body Movement Unification) SchoolJaida Kim SamudraChapter 3. Drumming with Winds: Learning from Zar Practitioners in Qeshm Island, IranNima JangoukVignette 3: Ethnography Through AnxietyAngeline Antonakos BoswellChapter 4. Fieldwork Aloft - Experiencing Weather and Air in FalconrySara Asu SchroerPart II: MovingChapter 5. Travelling through Layers: Inuitness in FlightWillow ScobieVignette 4: Internet Techniques for an Untimely AnthropologyMeg StalcupVignette 5: Hauling WaterCarly DokisChapter 6. Alex la Guma and the Smell of FreedomGiovanni SpissuChapter 7. (Re)Turning Manifold-ish Along with Mongolian Reindeer Herd(er)s – Trial(s) by VagaryNicolas RasiulisChapter 8. Enskilment into the Environment: The Yijin jing Worlds of Jin and QiElisabeth Hsu and Chee Han LimPart III: ImaginingChapter 9. Live to Tell – In and Out of View in the InterviewAri GandsmanVignette 6: Against Ethnographic Disappointment, or on the Importance of ListerningLarisa KurtovićVignette 7: The Discursive ArchiveThushara HewageChapter 10. On Failing to Learn to Shoot a GunBradley DunseithChapter 11. Wondering Winds: Alpine Fire Lookouts in the Canadian Rocky MountainsKristen Anne WalshChapter 12. Ethnography as Bewitchment: A Literary Study of Jeanne Favret-Saada’s Deadly WordsBernhard LeistleAfterword: Meta-odos (Or the Inscription of Fieldwork)David JaclinVignette 8: Inner Experience and Ethnographic YogaEverett KehewEpilogueJulie LaplanteIndex