Martin Holbraad is Professor of Social Anthropology at University College London. He conducts research in Cuba on Afro-Cuban religions and revolutionary politics. Holbraad's books include Truth in Motion: The Recursive Anthropology of Cuban Divination (2012), The Ontological Turn: An Anthropological Exposition (2016) and Anthropologies of Revolution: Forging Time, People and Worlds (2020).

• 1. Introduction: revolution, cosmogony and the shapes of relations; Part I. Historiography: 2. Everything within: the big bang of revolution; 3. Shapes of integration: re-reading the Lewis project; 4. Shapes of ideology: people, texts and ideas interlude; Part II. Ethnography: 5. Litanies, food and personhood: the state system of supplies; 6. Money as moral calculus: commensurations of goods, needs and poverty; 7. 'Revolution is construction': the transcendental care of houses; 8. The house of spirits: upending the transcendental state; 9. Conclusion: political theology, morphology and anthropology.

Martin Holbraad is Professor of Social Anthropology at University College London. He conducts research in Cuba on Afro-Cuban religions and revolutionary politics. Holbraad's books include Truth in Motion: The Recursive Anthropology of Cuban Divination (2012), The Ontological Turn: An Anthropological Exposition (2016) and Anthropologies of Revolution: Forging Time, People and Worlds (2020).

• 1. Introduction: revolution, cosmogony and the shapes of relations; Part I. Historiography: 2. Everything within: the big bang of revolution; 3. Shapes of integration: re-reading the Lewis project; 4. Shapes of ideology: people, texts and ideas interlude; Part II. Ethnography: 5. Litanies, food and personhood: the state system of supplies; 6. Money as moral calculus: commensurations of goods, needs and poverty; 7. 'Revolution is construction': the transcendental care of houses; 8. The house of spirits: upending the transcendental state; 9. Conclusion: political theology, morphology and anthropology.

Martin Holbraad is Professor of Social Anthropology at University College London. He conducts research in Cuba on Afro-Cuban religions and revolutionary politics. Holbraad's books include Truth in Motion: The Recursive Anthropology of Cuban Divination (2012), The Ontological Turn: An Anthropological Exposition (2016) and Anthropologies of Revolution: Forging Time, People and Worlds (2020).

• 1. Introduction: revolution, cosmogony and the shapes of relations; Part I. Historiography: 2. Everything within: the big bang of revolution; 3. Shapes of integration: re-reading the Lewis project; 4. Shapes of ideology: people, texts and ideas interlude; Part II. Ethnography: 5. Litanies, food and personhood: the state system of supplies; 6. Money as moral calculus: commensurations of goods, needs and poverty; 7. 'Revolution is construction': the transcendental care of houses; 8. The house of spirits: upending the transcendental state; 9. Conclusion: political theology, morphology and anthropology.