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ca-1285	Rees, Tobias	Humanity/Plan; or, On the "Stateless" Today (Also Being an Anthropology of Global Health)	2014		.htm	text/html	9086	532	57	They transformed a given (all humans constitute the totality of humanity) into a provincial, historical, contingent phenomenon, thereby engendering the possibility of an anthropology of humanity; one that grounds in an ethnographic exploration of a set of actors—the practitioners of humanity—that, despite its extraordinary significance, is usually nowhere accounted for, one that calls for a meticulous epistemology of humanity plans (Chakrabarty 2000). Gehlen 1973; Kohn 1944; Lévi-Strauss 1952; Niezen 2008).8 What I found as well, and this came as a major surprise, was that most of the authors who first wrote about humanity actually understood their texts as humanity plans (Krajewski 2006).	cache/ca-1285.htm	txt/ca-1285.txt