Soha Mohsen is an anthropology PhD student at the University of California, Davis. She was an adjunct faculty member in the department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Egyptology at the American University in Cairo beginning Spring 2019, and earned the Andrew Mellon Huss-Lab post MA fellowship in Fall 2019.

• Acknowledgments Prelude1 IntroductionInheritances, Traces, and Trails of Intimacy Situating Friendship: Atmospheres, Pockets, and Infrastructures of SocialityTo Attune, to Attend, to Accompany: Learning by Being With, Within, Without Plan of the Work2 While We’re Here, Pass This with Me: On the Project of Friendship in a Present of RuinsMy State of Being Is Walking: Mashy al-hal/MashyaI Don’t Feel at Home in This World Any More, or, How Predictable Is Precarity?You Can Count on Me: Economies and Labors of IntimacyModes of Sociality/Intimacy: How Deep Is Your Love? Friends as Polyphonic Assemblages: From Scattered Individual Melodies to Rhythmic Collective Harmonies3 Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train: On the Becoming of Friends and the Making of CitiesVignette: Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train, and Other Ordinary AffectsNadia 53Urban Intimacy and Talking about Cities: Recuperation, Remembrances, RecompositionsIn Friendship We Dwell: On Movement and Stillness4 That It Is from Your Eye that I Find Myself: The Making of Friendship, the Making of SelvesOn Naked Personalities and Difficult TruthsJumana and Yasmine: We Hide and We Seek (Each Other)Friendship Makes and Friendship Breaks: Archives of Flesh and BloodTo Be Answerable, One Has to Be Able to Answer5 Mafish Sahib Yetsahib . . . O My Friends, There Is No Friend: An Ode to Friendship, an Ode to the Loss of ItVignette: O My Friends, There Is No FriendFriendship: A Suspension between the No Longer and the Not Yet“But the Knot Remembers Everything”: On Growing Out of FriendshipReferences About the Author

Soha Mohsen is an anthropology PhD student at the University of California, Davis. She was an adjunct faculty member in the department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Egyptology at the American University in Cairo beginning Spring 2019, and earned the Andrew Mellon Huss-Lab post MA fellowship in Fall 2019.

• Acknowledgments Prelude1 IntroductionInheritances, Traces, and Trails of Intimacy Situating Friendship: Atmospheres, Pockets, and Infrastructures of SocialityTo Attune, to Attend, to Accompany: Learning by Being With, Within, Without Plan of the Work2 While We’re Here, Pass This with Me: On the Project of Friendship in a Present of RuinsMy State of Being Is Walking: Mashy al-hal/MashyaI Don’t Feel at Home in This World Any More, or, How Predictable Is Precarity?You Can Count on Me: Economies and Labors of IntimacyModes of Sociality/Intimacy: How Deep Is Your Love? Friends as Polyphonic Assemblages: From Scattered Individual Melodies to Rhythmic Collective Harmonies3 Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train: On the Becoming of Friends and the Making of CitiesVignette: Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train, and Other Ordinary AffectsNadia 53Urban Intimacy and Talking about Cities: Recuperation, Remembrances, RecompositionsIn Friendship We Dwell: On Movement and Stillness4 That It Is from Your Eye that I Find Myself: The Making of Friendship, the Making of SelvesOn Naked Personalities and Difficult TruthsJumana and Yasmine: We Hide and We Seek (Each Other)Friendship Makes and Friendship Breaks: Archives of Flesh and BloodTo Be Answerable, One Has to Be Able to Answer5 Mafish Sahib Yetsahib . . . O My Friends, There Is No Friend: An Ode to Friendship, an Ode to the Loss of ItVignette: O My Friends, There Is No FriendFriendship: A Suspension between the No Longer and the Not Yet“But the Knot Remembers Everything”: On Growing Out of FriendshipReferences About the Author