Index

6 Preface

Section A INTRO

16 Toward a Kaleidoscopic Understanding
   of Anonymity

35 Artistic Research on Anonymity

Section B RECONFIGURATION

70 Anonymity and Transgression: Caste,
   Social Reform, and Blood Donation in India

88 Anonymity: The Politicisation of a Concept

110 USAE

116 Big Data’s End Run around Anonymity
   and Consent

142 A List of Famous Artists Who Used
   to Be Invigilators

151 Anonymity as Everyday Phenomenon
   and as a Topic of Research

167 Anonymity on Demand: The Great Offshore

Section C ASSAULT

188 DNA Works!
   Merging Genetics and the Digital Realm

210 Sanitary Policy and the Policy of Anonymity:
Observations on a Game on Endocrine Disruptors

226 Where Do the Data Live?
   Anonymity and Neighborhood Networks

255 Fraught Platform Governmentality:
   Anonymity, Content Moderation, and Regulatory 
   Strategies over Yik Yak

275 Anonymity: Obsolescence and Desire

286 Policing Normality: Police Work, Anonymity,
   and a Sociology of the Mundane

Section D WEAPON

294 Amazonian Flesh: How to Hang in Trees during 
   Strike?

306 Proximity, Distance, and State Powers:
   Policing Practices and the Regulation of
   Anonymity

326 Dual Reality:
   (Un)Observed Magic in the Workplace

336 A Provisional Manifesto for Invigilator-Friendly 
   Artworks, or Your Artwork Is an Invigilator’s
   Labor Conditions: Informally Sourced from Security 
   Guards at an Art Gallery in Central London

340 Care or Control?
   Police, Youth, and Mutual Anonymity

346 She Remembers

Section E DELIGHT

356 Collective Pleasures of Anonymity:
   From Public Restrooms to 4chan and Chatroulette

379 Transformella Malor Ikeae:
   InnerCity Ikeality [4.4.6.11]

394 Authenticity

401 Longing for a Selfless Self and other 
   Ambivalences of Anonymity: A Personal Account

424 Speak their Endless Names

433 Bitcoin Anonymous? Of Trust in Code and Paper

447 Anonymity Workshop

466 List of Figures
470 List of Artworks
471 Contributors
481 Citation Guide
486 Acknowledgments