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Laura L. Heinemann’s Transplanting Care by Ellen Rubinstein

Transplanting Care: Shifting Commitments in Health and Care in the U.S.  Laura L. Heinemann Rutgers University Press, 186 pp.   Heinemann’s work eschews the dramatic moment of transplant…

  • Post date 1st March 2018
  • Post author By Ellen Rubinstein

Waiting to Die

There is an episode of Grey’s Anatomy where Dr. Meredith Grey has a patient have a close call with death. Yet when she delivers the happy news that…

  • Post date 1st March 2018
  • Post author By Chelsea Victoria Leversedge

Precarity in Canadian Academia… A Working Bibliography

Unfortunately, precarity in academia has become a well-worn cliché… not least of all for those of us living in this state of ontological insecurity. In Canada, most university…

  • Post date 1st March 2018
  • Post author By Rhiannon Mosher

Precarity in Canadian Academia… A Working Bibliography

Unfortunately, precarity in academia has become a well-worn cliché… not least of all for those of us living in this state of ontological insecurity. In Canada, most university…

  • Post date 1st March 2018
  • Post author By Rhiannon Mosher

From Heathers to 13 Reasons Why: Romanticizing Suicide

The 1998 film Heathers follows the life of Veronica Sawyer, the witty and contemplative protagonist who is disillusioned with the shallowness of high school and her ultra-popular, conventionally…

  • Post date 1st March 2018
  • Post author By Rachel Lee

The Picket Line in the Digital Age

Joseph Cook -MPhil/PhD Anthropology    @joseph_m_cook The following is the transcript from a talk given on Monday 26th February as part of a range of student-led teach-ins and…

  • Post date 1st March 2018
  • Post author By Joseph Cook

Lecturer in Heritage Studies, Manchester University

The School of Arts Languages and Cultures at the University of Manchester invites applications for a permanent, full-time lectureship in Heritage Studies, tenable from 1 September 2018. The…

  • Post date 1st March 2018
  • Post author By Haidy Geismar

CfP: The Digital Turn: New Directions in Media Anthropology

The EASA Media Anthropology Network is organising a network panel at the 15th EASA Biennial Conference “Staying, Moving, Settling” in Stockholm, 14-17 August, 2018. Please find the Call…

  • Post date 1st March 2018
  • Post author By philbu

Save the Oceans!

Numerous studies indicate if human waste management and consumer patterns continue as they are now, then in 2050 the plastic in the world’s oceans will weigh more than…

  • Post date 1st March 2018
  • Post author By Rasmus Rodineliussen

Early History of the White Salmon Reservation

One of the shortest lives reservations was the White Salmon Reservation, on the north bank of the Columbia River across from Hood River. The Reservation Continue reading

  • Post date 1st March 2018
  • Post author By David G. Lewis' Ethnohistory Research, LLC

Web Roundup: In the clouds by Lily Shapiro

As I’m sure many of you saw, this month started with the successful launch of SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy, giving a boost (sorry) to privatized space travel, and providing…

  • Post date 1st March 2018
  • Post author By Lily Shapiro

In the Journals, February 2018 by Anna Zogas

Here are some of the articles published in February 2018. Among them are two Special Issues I’d like to highlight: first, Social Science & Medicine brings us a…

  • Post date 1st March 2018
  • Post author By Anna Zogas

Progress, Progressivism, and Progressives

Where does “progress” come from? What does “progressivism” mean? Which cultural tradition and ideological discourse makes “progressive” movements or parties thinkable? Why is it always important to be…

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

Semi-Feurdal Cyber-colonialism

Yes! thank you, Evers and Nordin [of course it is always slightly embarrassing to be posting citations, but the occasional acknowledgement of a phrase I particularly dwelt long…

  • Post date 28th February 2018
  • Post author By john hutnyk

Why #MeToo Is Complicated for Female Anthropologists

How do we ensure that the #metoo movements reach beyond both Hollywood’s red carpets and academia’s Ivory Towers, to areas where a shake-up is arguably most needed? How…

  • Post date 28th February 2018
  • Post author By The Familiar Strange

De Huishoudbeurs: de grootste braderie van Nederland

door Irene Stengs Als antropologisch onderzoeker van ‘cultuur in Nederland’ doe ik in feite al mijn onderzoek ‘om de hoek’, en dit is helemaal het geval bij onderzoek…

  • Post date 28th February 2018
  • Post author By standplaatswereld

infant skull binding may have conveyed privilege in ancient Andes

Above-ground tombs at the cemetery site of Yuraq Qaqa (Colca Valley, Peru). The idea of binding and reshaping a baby’s head may make today’s parents cringe, but for…

  • Post date 28th February 2018
  • Post author By Culture In Global Affairs

Glacial Melting Isn’t Someone Else’s Problem

High in the Ecuadorian Andes, the peak of Cotacachi was once reliably white. But by the early 2000s, the glacier on top of this dormant volcano, which reaches…

  • Post date 28th February 2018
  • Post author By Dana J. Graef

Populism and the Conundrums of Democracy in Italy

There is one pattern that characterizes post-Cold War Italy: new political figures emerge, espousing an anti-establishment rhetoric, but end up bringing the people more of the same. Whether…

  • Post date 28th February 2018
  • Post author By Sinan Celiksu

Religion & Medizin: Ein Gespräch über Heil- und Heilungskonzepte zwischen den Disziplinen

Für gewöhnlich gehen viele davon aus, dass “Religion” und “Medizin” zwei völlig abgetrennte und verschiedene Bereiche des Lebens ansprechen. Dabei ist vielleicht zunächst überraschend, dass die monot…

  • Post date 28th February 2018
  • Post author By Christoph Wagenseil

Religion & Medizin: Ein Gespräch über Heil- und Heilungskonzepte zwischen den Disziplinen

Für gewöhnlich gehen viele davon aus, dass “Religion” und “Medizin” zwei völlig abgetrennte und verschiedene Bereiche des Lebens ansprechen. Dabei ist vielleicht zunächst überraschend, dass die monot…

  • Post date 28th February 2018
  • Post author By Christoph Wagenseil

Thomas Mira y Lopez, “The Book of Resting Places: A Personal History of Where We Lay the Dead” (Counterpoint Press, 2017)

We’ve all participated in the rituals of the dead at some time or another in our lives, going to funerals and wakes, visiting loved ones in cemeteries. Some…

  • Post date 28th February 2018
  • Post author By Zoe Bossiere

Arabic Dictionaries Online

In 1981, while visiting Egypt for a consulting assignment with USAID, I purchased the old Cairo edition of the massive dictionary Tāj al-‘Arūs of Murtaḍā al-Zabīdī (d. 1790).…

  • Post date 28th February 2018
  • Post author By tabsir

Will finance policies solve the EU “refugee crisis”?

The German government is floating the idea of restructuring EU funds to benefit member states that take in migrants and refugees. What seems like a selfish move by…

  • Post date 28th February 2018
  • Post author By J. Olaf Kleist
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