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Fire!! The Zora Neale Hurston Story – [Book Review]

Savage Minds welcomes guest blogger Vidula G. Khanduri. A STEM major at Wellesley College, Vidula enjoys dabbling in the crossroads of politics, science, technology, and society. She’s an avid reader …

  • Post date 8th June 2017
  • Post author By Matt Thompson

Michael Jennings: UK Election 2017 manifestos and international development: Common ground and clear water

This post is part of a feature on the 2017 UK elections, moderated and edited by Patrick Neveling (University of Bern). With the election coming up today, I…

  • Post date 8th June 2017
  • Post author By Focaal Web Editor

John Gledhill: It’s Corbyn’s critics who need the history lesson

This post is part of a feature on the 2017 UK elections, moderated and edited by Patrick Neveling (University of Bern). In his very carefully argued speech of…

  • Post date 8th June 2017
  • Post author By Focaal Web Editor

insult, injury, & imagination

after reading an article about DeVos’ Dept. of Educ hinting at rolling back the gainful-employment rule & how it would be more costly to tax payers i thought…

  • Post date 8th June 2017
  • Post author By Shay-Akil

For the Love of Us All, No More Deplorables, Snowflakes, or Nasty Women

8 Labels I Never Want to Hear Again There are several words that have gained in popularity over the last few years that I don’t ever want to…

  • Post date 8th June 2017
  • Post author By Carie Little Hersh

Negotiating Mozambique’s new commodity frontiers from the perspective of a conservationist

By Kate Symons, University of Edinburgh. [C]onservation is not a priority….. they [Frelimo] want economic growth at any point. So if they find …… coal and gas and…

  • Post date 8th June 2017
  • Post author By RESOURCE WORLDS

Alan Bradshaw: On the prospect of a Tory majority!

This post is part of a feature on the 2017 UK elections, moderated and edited by Patrick Neveling (University of Bern). As an Irishman living in England, I…

  • Post date 8th June 2017
  • Post author By Focaal Web Editor

2017: An Ethnographic Renaissance?

I recently read an interview between Smithsonian’s Steven Beschloss and sociologist Matthew Desmond. This article detailed Desmond’s fieldwork in a trailer park and a rooming house in Milwaukee…

  • Post date 8th June 2017
  • Post author By Jennifer Long

Die merkwürdigen Kulturbegriffe einflussreicher Herren

Der Kommentar erschien am 6. 6. 2017 in der Wiener Zeitung. Der deutsche Innenminister beschwört eine „deutsche Leitkultur“, der österreichische Außenminister spricht von „kulturfernen Regionen“ und m…

  • Post date 8th June 2017
  • Post author By Ingrid Thurner

New Deadline: Thomas Marchione Award!

Opportunity for the Recognition of Outstanding Student Research by applying for the Thomas Marchione Award Honoring the seminal academic and humanitarian work of Thomas J. Marchione, this award…

  • Post date 8th June 2017
  • Post author By foodanthro

Would You Like to Be a Columnist for SAPIENS?

Do you have stories to tell? SAPIENS is searching for new, talented writers from all fields of anthropology to share their experiences and insights with our worldwide readership.…

  • Post date 7th June 2017
  • Post author By Daniel Salas

Oldest Known Homo Sapiens Fossils Found

At the site of an old Moroccan mine, paleoanthropologist Jean-Jacques Hublin points to one of the oldest Homo sapiens skulls yet found. Philipp Gunz/MPI EVA Leipzig The oldest…

  • Post date 7th June 2017
  • Post author By Nicola Jones

UK Election: Vote Labour and SNP to Stop the Tories

Tomorrow’s general election in the UK will have an impact beyond the narrowing borders of the growing white nationalist parochialism that has infected Britain from left to right.…

  • Post date 7th June 2017
  • Post author By Vito Laterza

Writing “in my Culture” w/ Zoe Wool and Alex Golub of Savage Minds

Click the image above to read the blog post on Savage Minds What a title! This Anthro Life has teamed up with Savage Minds to bring you a…

  • Post date 7th June 2017
  • Post author By Gamwell

Savage Ears, Anthro Minds: Writing “in my Culture”

A podcast and blog walk into a bar… Click the image above to check out the podcast on This Anthro Life This Anthro Life – Savage Minds Crossover…

  • Post date 7th June 2017
  • Post author By This Anthro Life

HELP! (Before we CRASH!)

Ever so often you – our beloved Allegra readers – may have noticed that we have issued a call, perhaps to crowd source for references or most influential…

  • Post date 7th June 2017
  • Post author By Miia Halme-Tuomisaari

Provisioning activism

Alternative agro-food networks A growing literature identifies alternative strategies for self-provisioning: i.e., for procuring food and other goods and services in a consciously oriented way (for e…

  • Post date 7th June 2017
  • Post author By j.l.forth@fsw.leidenuniv.nl

How to Make Extremism Mainstream and Fake a Debate about Islamophobia

Is there a genuine debate taking place about Islamophobia? When and why did the “concern” about Islamophobia reach the highest levels of government in North America and western…

  • Post date 7th June 2017
  • Post author By Maximilian C. Forte

Are The Media Using The Wrong Yardstick To Measure The Revolution?

The concept of “revolution” used by Western media to report on the so-called “Arab Spring” (itself a term coined by the Western media) is rooted in understandings of…

  • Post date 6th June 2017
  • Post author By MPeterson

Reorganized Organ: youth mentorship project

Are you an artist, musician, hacker, tinkerer, or generally a curious person, between 18 and 24 years?

  • Post date 6th June 2017
  • Post author By Josh Lepawsky

Capturing the Art of Imprisonment

Over the span of about four decades, the late Russian artist Vasily Konovalenko (1929–1989) produced more than 70 wonderful gem-carving sculptures that depict themes and scenes of Russian…

  • Post date 6th June 2017
  • Post author By Stephen E. Nash

Capturing the Art of Imprisonment

Over the span of about four decades, the late Russian artist Vasily Konovalenko (1929–1989) produced more than 70 wonderful gem-carving sculptures that depict themes and scenes of Russian…

  • Post date 6th June 2017
  • Post author By Stephen E. Nash

Did children build the ancient Egyptian city of Amarna?

New evidence from Akhenaten’s capital suggests that a ‘disposable’ workforce of children and teenagers provided much of the labour for the city’s construction There’s a whiff of magic…

  • Post date 6th June 2017
  • Post author By Mary Shepperson

The Force of Custom in Kyrgyzstan: Allegra’s Judith Beyer discusses her new book

Sean Guillory of Sean’s Russia Blog spoke with our Publications and Reviews Editor Judith Beyer about her book The force of custom. Law and the ordering of everyday…

  • Post date 6th June 2017
  • Post author By Allegra
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