Amazon Go and the Erosion of Supermarket Sociability

Post date 13th December 2016
Post author By Ryan
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Invited post by: Sally A. Applin (@AnthroPunk on Twitter)[1]

I recently finished my Ph.D. As a present, a friend of mine gave me a hand. Not help, which he had done during the process, but rather a b…

Post date 13th December 2016
Post author By Ryan
Tags Amazon Go, automation, Blog post, Sally A. Applin, sociality, Technology

Rethinking Pedagogy of Race in Anthropology, Part 2

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[Continuing from Part 1] Thinking about my experience of teaching race, I feel that I fell short when it came to conveying to my students what “race” has…

Post date 17th August 2016
Post author By Takami Delisle
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Fractal Kinship: Europe 2016

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Political conflict can create deep turmoil within families. Marina lost her only son to fighting in eastern Ukraine. He died while fighting in a Ukrainian airborne division that…

Post date 25th July 2016
Post author By Greta Uehling
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How Cosmic Explorations Are Reshaping Life on Earth

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In a series of essays, a collaborative research project brings together “space anthropologists” to investigate how communities around the globe are grappling with the current boom in outer…

Post date 11th February 2025
Post author By Anna Szolucha
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Like talking to a door: Thoughts on the interactional and semiotic dynamics of an office door

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This post is Part 2 in a short series covering some of my thoughts on a recent story about University of Alberta professor Kathleen Lowrey, whose “gender critical”…

Post date 22nd June 2020
Post author By Sarah Shulist
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