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Care in the middle voice by Tyler Zoanni

When thinking about care, it is easy to assume an asymmetrical structure with two fixed two roles: the care-giver and the cared-for. It is likewise easy to assume…

  • Post date 12th February 2019
  • Post author By Tyler Zoanni

Potentiale partizipativer Fluchtforschung. Anstoß zu einer Debatte.

Von Samia Aden, Caroline Schmitt, Yasemin Uçan, Constantin Wagner und Jan Wienforth Der Beitrag reflektiert in Anknüpfung an die Beiträge von Steinhilper sowie Fröhlich und Krause, wer als…

  • Post date 12th February 2019
  • Post author By Ko-AutorInnen

Cognitive attraction and online misinformation

I wrote a presentation of the research behind the paper in this blog post. An article (in Italian) summarising the paper.

  • Post date 12th February 2019
  • Post author By Alberto Acerbi

Chelation Chronicles – 1H 2019

I’ve been fighting a host of chronic health issues for 10+years now. I have come to believe that heavy metal poisoning is likely the root cause. In this…

  • Post date 12th February 2019
  • Post author By Natalie Hanson

Intim på bussen?

Händer det att du åker buss till jobbet eller där du studerar och det är så fullt att du inte bara måste stå utan har folk inpå dig…

  • Post date 11th February 2019
  • Post author By Sociala experiment

Museum Anthropology Has a Lot to Offer Public Anthropology!

This post was submitted by AAA member Jen Shannon, curator and associate professor of cultural anthropology at the University of Colorado’s Museum of Natural History and department of…

  • Post date 11th February 2019
  • Post author By aaaguestcontributor

Federal Policy Embedded in Oregon Tribal Territory Maps

Maps of Oregon tribal regions have existed since 1805. Lewis and Clark published the first maps in 1810 and their hand-drawn maps date to 1805-1806. Their drawings show…

  • Post date 11th February 2019
  • Post author By Ethnohistory Research, LLC | David G. Lewis, PhD

Collaboration as Innovation: A Brief History of University of Toronto’s Ethnography Lab

Innovations in Anthropology Series Welcome to the Innovations in Anthropology Series, a blog series devoted to profiling the teaching, production, and dissemination of anthropological knowledge. Wheth…

  • Post date 11th February 2019
  • Post author By Anna

The Fortunate Failure of ‘Voluntary Repatriation’ For Rohingya Refugees

  • Post date 11th February 2019
  • Post author By Tony Waters

Jonathan Birch, “The Philosophy of Social Evolution” (Oxford UP, 2017)

It seems to go against evolutionary theory for an individual to give up its own chances at reproducing in order to increase the fitness of others. Yet social…

  • Post date 11th February 2019
  • Post author By Marshall Poe

Thomas Patton, “The Buddha’s Wizards: Magic, Protection, and Healing in Burmese Buddhism” (Columbia UP, 2018)

In his recent monograph, The Buddha’s Wizards: Magic, Protection, and Healing in Burmese Buddhism(Columbia University Press, 2018), Thomas Patton examines the weizzā, a figure in Burmese Buddhism who…

  • Post date 11th February 2019
  • Post author By Marshall Poe

Jonathan Birch, “The Philosophy of Social Evolution” (Oxford UP, 2017)

It seems to go against evolutionary theory for an individual to give up its own chances at reproducing in order to increase the fitness of others. Yet social…

  • Post date 11th February 2019
  • Post author By Marshall Poe

Thomas Patton, “The Buddha’s Wizards: Magic, Protection, and Healing in Burmese Buddhism” (Columbia UP, 2018)

In his recent monograph, The Buddha’s Wizards: Magic, Protection, and Healing in Burmese Buddhism(Columbia University Press, 2018), Thomas Patton examines the weizzā, a figure in Burmese Buddhism who…

  • Post date 11th February 2019
  • Post author By Marshall Poe

“Excuse me, what is that camera for?!”

By Telissa Schreuder. A camera is a funny little thing. Nothing but plastic and then some you would think. Just aim and shoot, nowadays times a thousand due…

  • Post date 11th February 2019
  • Post author By standplaatswereld

Does recycling actually conserve or preserve things?

By Samantha MacBride There are a series of assumptions behind the familiar assertion that recycling saves resources and energy, and in so doing, protects the environment. These assumptions…

  • Post date 11th February 2019
  • Post author By guestauth0r

„ETHNOLOGIE IST EIN BROTLOSES STUDIUM“ HAT SICH FÜR MICH IN GEWISSER WEISE BESTÄTIGT

NAME: Mirjam L. STUDIENFÄCHER: Ethnologie (Hauptfach), Religionswissenschaften und Politologie (Nebenfächer) BERUF: Übersetzerin +++ Ich habe Ethnologie studiert, weil… … ich in einem Haus…

  • Post date 10th February 2019
  • Post author By juliherz

Digitized global mobilities’ The role of new media and digitization in the security approaches of the refugee crisis

3- 4 June, 2019, Utrecht University  Digitization and the use of social media has dramatically changed most aspects of our everyday practices, perceptions and cause severe changes in…

  • Post date 10th February 2019
  • Post author By Haidy Geismar

Compassionate Cannibalism

Returning again to the ethnography by Conklin that started my thinking on this issue, the experience of compassionate cannibalism of the Wari spoke to the collective experiences of…

  • Post date 10th February 2019
  • Post author By The Familiar Strange

The Sophie Coe Prize in Food History 2019

Yet another great opportunity for the essayists among us! For further information, please visit the prize web site. Although the flyer (cited below) notes that Sophie Coe was…

  • Post date 10th February 2019
  • Post author By foodanthro

What are the Prospects for a US War with China?

Was Barack Obama’s “pivot to Asia” the signal for a coming US war on China? Is the current clash between the US and China a confrontation between an…

  • Post date 10th February 2019
  • Post author By Maximilian C. Forte

Använder du droger?

Det är känt att vissa professioner, människor i vissa situationer eller människor med högre status påverkar oss andra i hur vi förväntas agera. Ett exempel på detta är…

  • Post date 9th February 2019
  • Post author By Sociala experiment

Osynlig lina

Jag hade ett brett socialt nätverk som barn. Det betydde för min del att det alltid fanns någon att umgås med och att det alltid fanns någon som…

  • Post date 9th February 2019
  • Post author By Sociala experiment

The counter-revolution in Venezuela, by Saleh Mamon

https://salehmamon.com/2019/02/04/the-counter-revolution-in-venezuela/ The counter-revolution in Venezuela Hugo Chavez (1954-2013) The United States is putting in place its long planned intervention f…

  • Post date 8th February 2019
  • Post author By john hutnyk

ASFS Pedagogy Award

In a recent post, we reminded you of deadlines for various awards from the Association for the Study of Food and Society. It looks like we missed one…

  • Post date 8th February 2019
  • Post author By foodanthro
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