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Pottery of the Beijing National Museum

Thanks to Zhang Rui, I know the difference between Song, Ming, Yuan, and Qing Dynasty pottery. Song pottery is probably more of my taste with its subtle blue…

Post date 29th June 2013
Post author By Dori

Pottery of the Beijing National Museum

Thanks to Zhang Rui, I know the difference between Song, Ming, Yuan, and Qing Dynasty pottery. Song pottery is probably more of my taste with its subtle blue…

Post date 29th June 2013
Post author By Dori

Pottery of the Beijing National Museum

Thanks to Zhang Rui, I know the difference between Song, Ming, Yuan, and Qing Dynasty pottery. Song pottery is probably more of my taste with its subtle blue…

Post date 29th June 2013
Post author By Dori

Beijing National Museum

Today I went with Zhang Rui to the Beijing National Museum. We only got through the Ancient China Gallery, the Revolution Gallery, and the Chinese Pottery Gallery in…

Post date 29th June 2013
Post author By Dori

Beijing National Museum

Today I went with Zhang Rui to the Beijing National Museum. We only got through the Ancient China Gallery, the Revolution Gallery, and the Chinese Pottery Gallery in…

Post date 29th June 2013
Post author By Dori

Beijing National Museum

Today I went with Zhang Rui to the Beijing National Museum. We only got through the Ancient China Gallery, the Revolution Gallery, and the Chinese Pottery Gallery in…

Post date 29th June 2013
Post author By Dori

CAFA teaching final presentations

Yesterday were the final presentations for the CAFA research methods intensive that I taught. I am sad that it has ended.

Post date 29th June 2013
Post author By Dori

CAFA teaching final presentations

Yesterday were the final presentations for the CAFA research methods intensive that I taught. I am sad that it has ended.

Post date 29th June 2013
Post author By Dori

CAFA teaching final presentations

Yesterday were the final presentations for the CAFA research methods intensive that I taught. I am sad that it has ended.

Post date 29th June 2013
Post author By Dori

Pottery of the Beijing National Museum

Thanks to Zhang Rui, I know the difference between Song, Ming, Yuan, and Qing Dynasty pottery. Song pottery is probably more of my taste with its subtle blue…

Post date 29th June 2013
Post author By Dori

Beijing National Museum

Today I went with Zhang Rui to the Beijing National Museum. We only got through the Ancient China Gallery, the Revolution Gallery, and the Chinese Pottery Gallery in…

Post date 29th June 2013
Post author By Dori

CAFA teaching final presentations

Yesterday were the final presentations for the CAFA research methods intensive that I taught. I am sad that it has ended.

Post date 29th June 2013
Post author By Dori

Nancy Segal, “Born Together-Reared Apart: The Landmark Minnesota Twin Study”

[Cross-posted from New Books in Psychology] Identical twins, separated at birth, raised in different families, and reunited in adulthood. In 1979, psychology researchers in Minnesota found some twins ……

Post date 28th June 2013
Post author By Debbie Sorensen

Nancy Segal, “Born Together-Reared Apart: The Landmark Minnesota Twin Study” (Harvard UP, 2012)

Identical twins, separated at birth, raised in different families, and reunited in adulthood. In 1979, psychology researchers in Minnesota found some twins who had been reunited after a…

Post date 28th June 2013
Post author By Debbie Sorensen

Super Doula: The Sequel

Some time ago, my very creative partner made me a comic about myself as a Super Doula for my first blog’s first anniversary. To celebrate that my Anthro…

Post date 26th June 2013
Post author By Emily

Opaque Zones of Empire

The fact that NSA-whistleblower Edward Snowden was able to leave Hong Kong despite the planetary surveillance apparatus devoted to capturing him confronts us with the problem I explore…

Post date 26th June 2013
Post author By Gastón Gordillo

Opaque Zones of Empire

The fact that NSA-whistleblower Edward Snowden was able to leave Hong Kong despite the planetary surveillance apparatus devoted to capturing him confronts us with the problem I explore…