2024
DOI: 10.1146/annurev-anthro-041422-021833
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Toward an Anthropology of Self-Care

Susanna Rosenbaum,
Ruti Talmor

Abstract: This article posits self-care as a powerful analytic in contemporary anthropology, one that provides insight into both long-standing anthropological concerns about the person, power, and inequality and more contemporary questions about relationality, futurity, and anthropology itself. The cascade of crises that defines the now results in a collective preoccupation with care, the self, and self-care. In this moment, the work of scholars who have long theorized systemic abandonment and the unequal distribution o… Show more

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