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Chelsie Yount on her book, Selective Solidarity

https://www.pennpress.org/9781512827569/selective-solidarity Ashley McDermott: Selective Solidarity looks at how children are socialized into economic moralities, or as you write, “norma…

  • Post date 29th June 2026
  • Post author By |

Nostalgic Fossil Fuel Nationalism: Petro-Geopolitics Under Trump 2.0

Fossil fuels are once again driving US foreign policy. Under Trump 2.0, resource power is back—at home, abroad and with consequences for the global climate.

  • Post date 29th June 2026
  • Post author By Ida Marie Støp Meland

I otakt med framtiden: kulturell entropi och frihetens brutna löfte

Av Niklas Ferdinand Carlsson Någonstans i Japan sitter just nu en ung man i sitt rum. Han har suttit där i månader, kanske år. Han äter, sover och…

  • Post date 29th June 2026
  • Post author By sverigesantropologer

Poetic Resonance: Dwelling in the Affective Ripples of Ethnography

This thematic thread presents experiments, exercises, and reflections stemming from a two-day collaborative, practice-led workshop with ‘poetic resonance’. The post Poetic Resonance: Dwelling in the …

  • Post date 29th June 2026
  • Post author By Amalie Scheel

The Anthropologist as Tuning Fork

This afterword reflects on the practice of ethnography through the metaphor of the anthropologist as a tuning fork—an embodied instrument attuned to the subtle or violent vibrations of…

  • Post date 29th June 2026
  • Post author By Eva van Roekel

Movements for Rhythms of Uncertainty

This experimental essay treats uncertainty as bodily and relational and uses rhythm as a way of noticing it. It begins in the writing vibrations of the Poetic Resonance…

  • Post date 29th June 2026
  • Post author By Stephanie Ellison

Resonating with a Gourd

During a multispecies ethnographic fieldwork in a Danish private garden, I encountered a weird-looking gourd (Calabash) that was turned into a birdhouse. The post Resonating with a Gourd…

  • Post date 29th June 2026
  • Post author By Margarethe Rolighed

Mother Tales: An (Auto)Ethnographic Exploration of Poetic Resonance, Loss, and Existential Time

This essay explores how poetic resonance can deepen ethnographic analysis by attuning to sensorial, embodied, and existential dimensions of experience. The post Mother Tales: An (Auto)Ethnographic Exp…

  • Post date 29th June 2026
  • Post author By Mia Jess

Pyropoetic Resonances: Humility, Affect, and Being in the Field (on Fire)

This essay explores how the poetic resonance protocol enabled a deeper, embodied engagement with my ethnographic object: a poetry workshop conducted with wildfire-affected residents in northern German…

  • Post date 29th June 2026
  • Post author By Marvin Heine

In the Face of Fury: Holding Disruptive and Connective Intensities through Poetic Resonance

In this essay, I trace the force of fury that emerged within a single ethnographic moment and later saturated the analysis. The post In the Face of Fury:…

  • Post date 29th June 2026
  • Post author By Mist Hrannarsdóttir

Feeling climate: poetic resonance and the affectivity of climate change

What does it mean to do research with climate? This essay reflects on the potential of poetic resonance as a method of creative experimentation and (auto)ethnographic practice, attuning…

  • Post date 29th June 2026
  • Post author By J.R. Jarvis

“Mish Hwn W Mish Hunaak”: Tracing Affective Landscapes of Exile With Poetic Resonance

When I am in spaces where poetry is performed, there are invisible yet palpable forces which raise my heartbeat, make my tears well up, and give me goosebumps.…

  • Post date 29th June 2026
  • Post author By Rebecca Appleton

Mobility as Dependence: Politics of Getting Around for Migrant Farmworkers in Rural Vermont

During Tania’s summer 2025 internship at the Open Door Clinic in Addison County, Vermont, she translated for a migrant farmworker, […] The post Mobility as Dependence: Politics of…

  • Post date 29th June 2026
  • Post author By Fulya Pinar

NAPA Notes June 2026

Issue Contents President’s letter Dear NAPA Members, Spring has been a season of significant news for Anthropology. Some of it (sadly) unsurprising, all of it revealing. But as…

  • Post date 29th June 2026
  • Post author By Joshua Liggett, MS, LSSBB, CPHQ

Consejos para no dejar de estudiar en la Uned y terminar el grado

Puede ser que alguna vez te haya surgido la idea de voy a dejar el grado de la Uned. Quiero decirte que no eres la única persona que…

  • Post date 29th June 2026
  • Post author By El Antropólogo Principiante

Nytt nummer av NAT (2026, utg. 2)

  • Post date 28th June 2026
  • Post author By Nor3Weg5@AdmIn

What is critique? A conversation between Simona Taliani // richard rechtman (4)

What is critique, and what might it still accomplish? This question serves as the point of departure for a series of […] The post What is critique? A conversation…

  • Post date 28th June 2026
  • Post author By Allegra Lab

What is critique? A conversation between amira mittermaier // sylvain piron (2)

What is critique, and what might it still accomplish? This question serves as the point of departure for a series of […] The post What is critique? A conversation…

  • Post date 28th June 2026
  • Post author By Allegra Lab

What is critique? A conversation between Faisal Devji // marco Motta (3)

What is critique, and what might it still accomplish? This question serves as the point of departure for a series of […] The post What is critique? A conversation…

  • Post date 28th June 2026
  • Post author By Allegra Lab

What is critique? A conversation between Veena Das // Jocelyn Benoist (1)

What is critique, and what might it still accomplish? This question serves as the point of departure for a series of […] The post What is critique? A conversation…

  • Post date 28th June 2026
  • Post author By Allegra Lab

Time, Symbols, and Belonging: Chinese Cultural Presence in the London New Year’s Day Parade

ByYuije Wang We are used to measuring time by clocks and calendars, letting days and years slip away along a straight, linear path. Yet from an anthropological perspective,…

  • Post date 28th June 2026
  • Post author By ewanmartin25

The new translation of Leopoldina Fortunati’s “The Arcana of Reproduction: Housewives, Prostitutes, Workers and Capital”

The Arcana of Reproduction More to say on this soon as it is invaluable for the book I am working on and is so much more than the…

  • Post date 28th June 2026
  • Post author By john hutnyk

#Eskapismus. Die (Ent-)Politisierung populärer Literatur

Alle reden von Eskapismus. Und zwar zumeist in vorwurfsvollem Ton. Aber Eskapismus kann vieles sein, eine Entpolitisierung von Kunst ebenso wie eine kritische Absage an politische, mediale und…

  • Post date 28th June 2026
  • Post author By Christine Lötscher

Why Study Smell in Clothes?

The question that opens this text guides a research project that brings together two fields on the margins of social studies of knowledge, materiality, and technology: olfactory studies…

  • Post date 27th June 2026
  • Post author By Tania Cristina Pérez-Bustos
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