Nicholas J. Long is a British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow in Social Anthropology at the University of Cambridge, where he is also a Junior Research Fellow at St Catharine's College. He is the co-editor of Southeast Asian Perspectives on Power (Routledge 2012) and author of Being Malay in Indonesia (NUS/KITLV/University of Hawai'i Press, forthcoming). Henrietta L. Moore is the William Wyse Chair of Social Anthropology at the University of Cambridge. Her most recent book is Still Life: Hopes, Desires and Satisfactions (Polity Press 2011).

• List of illustrations List of contributors Acknowledgements Chapter 1. Introduction: sociality's new directions Nicholas J. Long & Henrietta L. Moore Chapter 2. Avatars and robots: the imaginary present and the socialities of the inorganic Henrietta L. Moore Chapter 3. Imagining the world that warrants our imagination - the revelation of ontogeny Christina Toren Chapter 4. Sociality and its dangers: witchcraft, intimacy and trust Peter Geschiere Chapter 5. Group belonging in trade unions: idioms of sociality in Bolivia and Argentina Sian Lazar Chapter 6. Utopian sociality. Online Nicholas J. Long Chpater 7. A sociality of, and beyond, 'my-home' in post-corporate Japan Anne Allison Chapter 8. Actants amassing (AA) Adam Yuet Chau Chapter 9. Doing, being and becoming: the sociality of children with autism in activities with therapy dogs and other people Olga Solomon Chapter 10. Materials and sociality Susanne Kuchler Chapter 11. The art of slow sociality: movement, aesthetics and shared understanding Jo Vergunst & Anna Vermehren Index

"An ambitious book that aims to put both the concept and changing empirical status of sociality at the center of the agenda of anthropology and the social sciences more broadly - The contributions are all at a high level." * Webb Keane, University of Michigan