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Science as a Structure of Violence

The study of human diversity and subsequent racialisation of people has been examined and critiqued but has escaped interrogation as an institution by which structural violence is enacted.…

  • Post date 5th June 2018
  • Post author By Anthropology365

A Brief History of Race in the Western Thought

Race, as a concept, has important ontology in American society. In order to understand the relationship between race, genetic research, and the American class structure, it is necessary…

  • Post date 5th June 2018
  • Post author By Anthropology365

Regarding the moral issue in Corporate Anthropology

An interesting anecdote is told by Patricia Sunderland and Rita Denny in their work “Doing Anthropology in Consumer Research”. They were both contacted by an important fast food…

  • Post date 5th June 2018
  • Post author By Pablo Mondragón Valero

Regarding the moral issue in Corporate Anthropology

An interesting anecdote is told by Patricia Sunderland and Rita Denny in their work “Doing Anthropology in Consumer Research”. They were both contacted by an important fast food…

  • Post date 5th June 2018
  • Post author By Pablo Mondragón Valero

A City Called Gaza

When the aging stretch taxi made its way out of the parking lot of the Rafah Terminal in the southern Gaza Strip I remember being struck b…

  • Post date 5th June 2018
  • Post author By William M. Cotter

Anthropology as Strategy: A Review of Jay Hasbrouck’s “Ethnographic Thinking”

Anthropology is flourishing outside universities. More anthropologists than ever before work in the commercial sector- as researchers, consultants, user experience and design specialists.  Techniques…

  • Post date 5th June 2018
  • Post author By Maia

Re-viewing The Truman Show

By Peter Versteeg.   “We accept the world with which we are presented” is probably the best summary of The Truman Show, a modern classic film from 1998. We,…

  • Post date 5th June 2018
  • Post author By standplaatswereld

anthro in the news 6/4/18

Bikini Bottom. Credit: Encyclopedia Spongebobia Bikini Bottom matters: More than SpongeBob The Conversation (U.S.) published commentary by Holly M. Barker, senior lecturer in anthropology at the Univ…

  • Post date 4th June 2018
  • Post author By Culture In Global Affairs

Col(Lab) on Food, Risk and Privilege

by Annie Sheng, Cornell University We experience the world and our food with all our senses, so why not get tactile as we discuss risk and privilege in…

  • Post date 4th June 2018
  • Post author By foodanthro

Review: Food Parcels in International Migration

Food Parcels in International Migration: An Intimate View. Diana Mata-Codesal and Maria Abranches (Eds.) Palgrave 2017. Rhian Atkin (Cardiff University) The prospect of a book dedicated to research…

  • Post date 4th June 2018
  • Post author By dsutton20

Observations and reflections

Four Poems, Spring 2018 1) I remember you, abuela. The tortillas and the way you touched the comal to check the temperature. I want to ask you things…

  • Post date 4th June 2018
  • Post author By Arturo Magaña

David Parisi on his new book, Archaeologies of Touch

  Archaeologies of Touch (US & Canada: use promo code MN82600 for 30% off): https://www.upress.umn.edu/book-division/books/archaeologies-of-touch Archaeologies of Touch (EU: use promo code f…

  • Post date 4th June 2018
  • Post author By |

Bibliography of the Egyptian Revolution Reaches 1000 Texts

Yesterday I was asked to review a paper on the Egyptian uprisings for an academic journal. After I read the manuscript, I went through the references, as I…

  • Post date 4th June 2018
  • Post author By MPeterson

Book Review: Against Meritocracy: Culture, Power and Myths of Mobility by Jo Littler

In Against Meritocracy: Culture, Power and Myths of Mobility, Jo Littler offers a rich analysis that intricately teases out the grasp ‘merit’ and ‘meritocracy’ have on everyday…

  • Post date 4th June 2018
  • Post author By Rose Deller

10 Jahre PASS: „Wir möchten dazu beitragen, Fakten zu liefern und die politische Diskussion zu versachlichen“

Interview mit Mark Trappmann (Projektleiter) Vor zehn Jahren wurde die Studie „Lebensqualität und soziale Sicherung“, auch bekannt unter der Abkürzung PASS – Panel „Arbeitsmarkt und soziale Sicherung“…

  • Post date 4th June 2018
  • Post author By Eva-Maria

‘Taking back control?’ Die Auswirkungen des Brexits auf Flüchtlingspolitik Großbritanniens

Für die Befürworter des Brexits war Migrationskontrolle ein wesentlicher Grund für den Brexit. Doch im Bereich der Einwanderung von Flüchtlingen würde ein harter Brexit paradoxerweise eher weniger als…

  • Post date 2nd June 2018
  • Post author By Natascha Zaun

Ethics in the Anthropocene: in conversation with Dale Jamieson, Emma Marris, and Jedediah Purdy

  • Post date 2nd June 2018
  • Post author By jeremy schmidt

Are Tribes Ready for Termination, Again?

Are Tribes Ready for Termination, Again? In the past few weeks a number of federal administration officials have made statements which suggest that a concerted effort is underway…

  • Post date 2nd June 2018
  • Post author By David G. Lewis' Ethnohistory Research, LLC

Lessons on Social Difference from an Ancient Maya City | Ryan Collins | TEDxBrandeisUniversity – This Anthro Life

Hey Listeners, we wanted to share some news. As you have probably noticed, TAL has been slow to post as of late. Both Ryan and Adam have finished…

  • Post date 1st June 2018
  • Post author By Ryan Collins

Anthropology and the New Human Universal

World society today resembles nothing so much as the eighteenth century ancient régime that Kant had every reason to believe had been abolished by revolution. Now a rich,…

  • Post date 1st June 2018
  • Post author By Neil Turner

Trade War and the Nationalist Exchange: Trudeau Trails Trump

“These tariffs are totally unacceptable. For 150 years, Canada has been America’s most steadfast ally. Canadians have served alongside Americans in two world wars and in Korea. From…

  • Post date 1st June 2018
  • Post author By Maximilian C. Forte

Links & Contents I Liked 284

Hi all, This week’s review has a strong humanitarian focus and lots of great people & initiatives are sharing new work! But there are also donkeys, fancy data…

  • Post date 1st June 2018
  • Post author By Tobias Denskus

EPIC Innovation w/ Dr. Alexandra Mack – This Anthro Life

Welcome back listeners! Adam and Ryan have taken some time away as of late to finish and defend their dissertations. Now that Ryan is done, and Adam defends…

  • Post date 1st June 2018
  • Post author By Ryan Collins

5. Juni / Vortrag von Julia Bryan-Wilson zum Thema „Material Relations“

Am kommenden Dienstag, 5. Juni, 19 Uhr, Campus Westend, Casino-Gebäude, Raum Cas. 1.811, hält Julia Bryan-Wilson, Professorin für Moderne und Zeitgenössische Kunst an der University of California, Ber…

  • Post date 1st June 2018
  • Post author By Redaktion
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