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Chicken or glass: in the vicinity of Clifford Geertz and Paul Hyman

Paul Hyman's photographs disrupt the narrative of American anthropology in Sefrou, Morocco in 1969. How the fashion photographer in fringe pants met Moroccans and photographed them, how he captured the contingent, the fleeting, the ordinary, the local, and the singular, is refracted in Paul Rabinow's reflections on some of the aims, assumptions, methods, and results of ethnography and photography.