Home: a Triptych
ByApril (Junhan) HuangBA Media On Arrival Detergent, and a mixture of brewed coffee. As I inhale the air in the corridor, I know I am back again, and…
ByApril (Junhan) HuangBA Media On Arrival Detergent, and a mixture of brewed coffee. As I inhale the air in the corridor, I know I am back again, and…
The editors of the Journal of Anthropological Films (JAF) are pleased to announce the release of the latest issue (Volume 10, No. 1). Read the editorial here and…
Are you a visual ethnographer who conducts cutting edge research through film? Do you want to join one of Europe’s largest anthropology departments with a vibrant visual anthropology…
In Queer Conflict Research, editors Jamie J. Hagen, Samuel Ritholz and Andrew Delatolla map an emerging field at the intersection of security studies, conflict research and queer theory.…
By Alexander Kotskii – Homo Stupifactus To taste the fruit, or chew on leaves instead, To think of stepping out beyond the shade, To roast some meat and…
WOVEN, the short film about an Indignous weaver and his struggle to find his place in the big city, is now available online!
Anthropology is widely recognized as a fragmented, precarious discipline: short-term contracts, insecure funding, and the pressure to publish on institutional time threaten our ability to do sustained…
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Transcript Interviewer 0:08Welcome to sNAPAshots: Conversations with professional, practi…
To celebrate our 2026 printed issue of Anthropolitan, we held a competition, asking members of the UCL community to create images which hold our theme of temporalities. Here…
Written by Yann Perreau The deeper we explore humanity’s past, the harder it becomes to sustain some of the most …
While half of the world is burning, Allegra will close shop for a much-needed period of rest . We’ll be […] The post Summer break, thinking break appeared…
It used to be that securing consensus and capacity to build a design system was hard. But today, design systems have become foundational to how software gets built…
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…
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.
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…
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…
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 …
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…
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…
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…
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…
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:…
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…
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.…