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Arturo Álvarez Roldán , March 23rd, 2012
1. Cultura humanista versus cultura antropológica La palabra “cultura” tiene un significado distinto en la obra de Tylor que en la de Boas. La tabla 1 resume las…
Paul Stoller , March 23rd, 2012
Religion defines spaces of good and evil, and helps us to deal with the absurdity of human pain and suffering. Is it any wonder that people devote so…
Paul Stoller , March 23rd, 2012
Religion defines spaces of good and evil, and helps us to deal with the absurdity of human pain and suffering. Is it any wonder that people devote so…
Simon , March 21st, 2012
I gave a talk last week at a UK UPA event on ethnography in design and innovation. I somewhat subverted the intent of the session by not talking…
tobrien , March 19th, 2012
On Friday, Feb. 23rd at 3:30, we will be hosting an information meeting in the Anthropology Laboratory (ECH 234) for all current and prospective students. This is an…
tobrien , March 19th, 2012
After a lengthy hiatus, I am back with some updates for our anthropology students here at St. Thomas University. We are currently preparing for registration for next year’s…
Paul Stoller , March 19th, 2012
So Africa is not a country and Africans don’t speak “African.” What about the most pernicious stereotype — that in the face of ongoing civil war and unending…
Paul Stoller , March 19th, 2012
So Africa is not a country and Africans don’t speak “African.” What about the most pernicious stereotype — that in the face of ongoing civil war and unending…
Paul Stoller , March 19th, 2012
So Africa is not a country and Africans don’t speak “African.” What about the most pernicious stereotype — that in the face of ongoing civil war and unending…
Paul Stoller , March 19th, 2012
So Africa is not a country and Africans don’t speak “African.” What about the most pernicious stereotype — that in the face of ongoing civil war and unending…
Paul Stoller , March 19th, 2012
So Africa is not a country and Africans don’t speak “African.” What about the most pernicious stereotype — that in the face of ongoing civil war and unending…
Paul Stoller , March 19th, 2012
So Africa is not a country and Africans don’t speak “African.” What about the most pernicious stereotype — that in the face of ongoing civil war and unending…
David Johannes Berchem , March 11th, 2012
Es ist in unserer heutigen Welt eine unhinterfragte Selbstverständlichkeit, dass insbesondere Großstädte ihr kulturpolitisches Programm mit völkerkundlichen bzw. ethnologischen Museen schmücken, um ei…
Samuli Schielke , March 9th, 2012
Today is the last day of the Coptic month of Amshir, a month that is known for stormy and unpredictable weather, bringing cold weather in one day and…
Samuli Schielke , March 9th, 2012
Today is the last day of the Coptic month of Amshir, a month that is known for stormy and unpredictable weather, bringing cold weather in one day and…
Paul Stoller , March 6th, 2012
The magic of The Blues worked itself way into the White House, providing a moment of communitas in Washington, D.C., a moment of unexpected unity in our divided…
Paul Stoller , March 5th, 2012
The magic of The Blues worked itself way into the White House, providing a moment of communitas in Washington, D.C., a moment of unexpected unity in our divided…
Paul Stoller , March 5th, 2012
The magic of The Blues worked itself way into the White House, providing a moment of communitas in Washington, D.C., a moment of unexpected unity in our divided…
Paul Stoller , March 5th, 2012
The magic of The Blues worked itself way into the White House, providing a moment of communitas in Washington, D.C., a moment of unexpected unity in our divided…
Paul Stoller , March 2nd, 2012
Are we ready to recede into the illusory comforts of Rick’s 15th-century world? Are we ready to go “back to the future”?