Abstract
A critical reading of Nigel Rapport’s work on cosmopolitan theory in anthropology, specifically the book Anyone: The Cosmopolitan Subject of Anthropology (Rapport 2012). Reading Rapport’s work ‘against the grain’, I explore the androgynous quality of his notion of an anthropological cosmopolitanism. I then argue for a feminist methodological framework to be used in cosmopolitanism's place.
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