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Janet Cartsen (University of Edinburgh) | Generativity of Everyday Kinship and Relatedness: a politics of Intimacy, Space, Ethics and Time 🗓️ Friday, November 24, 10:30 a.m. 📍 Aula B.06 Dipartimento di Studi Linguistici e Culturali, Largo Sant'Eufemia Modena Lectio Magistralis aimed to honour the career of Janet Carsten (Professor Emerita, University of Edinburgh) and provide an opportunity to share with Italian audiences the cross-cutting reflections that have emerged from her long and rich research trajectories. Introduced by Alessandra Gribaldo and coordinated by Selenia Marabello, the event has been held as part of the activities of the Laboratory of Ethno-Anthropology (LEA) of the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia and the FAR Project “Bonds, Reproduction and Mobility Boundaries”. Moving across four decades of research (from a Malay village in the early 1980s to urban research in hospital blood banks and clinical pathology labs and, most recently, the texture of marital lives in the ethnically and culturally diverse world of contemporary Penang) the lectio traced connections between an earlier focus on houses, space and food in a context of demographic mobility, to the symbolic resonances of notions of blood and bodily substance, and a late return to the themes of difference and incorporation in kinship through the everyday ethical work of marriage over time. Referring especially to her recent research, Professor Carsten here showed how, through time, the generational and intergenerational moral imagination of marriage is embedded, consolidated, and transformed. Selectively and cumulatively, in conjunction with other forces, the ethnography reveals how intimate familial processes of ethical imagination constitute and enable political transformation.