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Museum Anthropology – New Issue Online!

  • Post date 30th September 2015
  • Post author By Museum Anthropology Editors

Undying: the life and death of an indigo cloth

Nantong China indigo-dyed cloth shoes and calico cloth Elizabeth Tunstall, CC BY-NC The Nantongese Granny was angry. She believed her grandson was bringing a potential bride, not a…

  • Post date 30th September 2015
  • Post author By

Undying: the life and death of an indigo cloth

Nantong China indigo-dyed cloth shoes and calico cloth Elizabeth Tunstall, CC BY-NC The Nantongese Granny was angry. She believed her grandson was bringing a potential bride, not a…

  • Post date 30th September 2015
  • Post author By lorenz

Healthy Pregnancy Spacing

What is the “ideal” spacing of pregnancies? Socially, there may be a wide range of opinions on the subject of how far apart your children should be. Theories…

  • Post date 30th September 2015
  • Post author By Emily

Healthy Pregnancy Spacing

What is the “ideal” spacing of pregnancies? Socially, there may be a wide range of opinions on the subject of how far apart your children should be. Theories…

  • Post date 30th September 2015
  • Post author By Emily

Healthy Pregnancy Spacing

What is the “ideal” spacing of pregnancies? Socially, there may be a wide range of opinions on the subject of how far apart your children should be. Theories…

  • Post date 30th September 2015
  • Post author By Emily

Healthy Pregnancy Spacing

What is the “ideal” spacing of pregnancies? Socially, there may be a wide range of opinions on the subject of how far apart your children should be. Theories…

  • Post date 30th September 2015
  • Post author By Emily

The Vampire Pipeline: Unhealth and undevelopment in the lower Urubamba

The Vilcabamba mountain range, last holdout of the Inca empire in the 16th century, looms in the distance as a man in a cotton tunic and baseball cap…

  • Post date 30th September 2015
  • Post author By Glenn H. Shepard

The Vampire Pipeline: Unhealth and undevelopment in the lower Urubamba

The Vilcabamba mountain range, last holdout of the Inca empire in the 16th century, looms in the distance as a man in a cotton tunic and baseball cap…

  • Post date 30th September 2015
  • Post author By Glenn H. Shepard

The Vampire Pipeline: Unhealth and undevelopment in the lower Urubamba

The Vilcabamba mountain range, last holdout of the Inca empire in the 16th century, looms in the distance as a man in a cotton tunic and baseball cap…

  • Post date 30th September 2015
  • Post author By Glenn H. Shepard

News Round Up In-Brief

US News  430,000 Immigrants have lost their health insurance because the US Department of Health and Human Services sent confusing document requests on what to provide in order…

  • Post date 30th September 2015
  • Post author By nkline

News Round Up In-Brief

US News  430,000 Immigrants have lost their health insurance because the US Department of Health and Human Services sent confusing document requests on what to provide in order…

  • Post date 30th September 2015
  • Post author By nkline

Sharing Syllabi: The Anthropology of Superheroes

Jamon Halvaksz, Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology at The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA), shares the syllabus for his Fall 2015 course, ANT 4843:…

  • Post date 30th September 2015
  • Post author By Anna

Books for review by Eugene Raikhel

A new crop of books has arrived and they need to be reviewed! We are now asking reviewers to complete their pieces within four months of receiving a…

  • Post date 30th September 2015
  • Post author By Eugene Raikhel

Top of the Heap: Michael M.J. Fischer by Hannah Gibson

For this instalment of the Top of the Heap series, I spoke with Michael M.J. Fischer, Andrew W. Mellon Professor in the Humanities, Professor of Anthropology and Science…

  • Post date 30th September 2015
  • Post author By Hannah Gibson

The Vampire Pipeline: Unhealth and undevelopment in the lower Urubamba

The Vilcabamba mountain range, last holdout of the Inca empire in the 16th century, looms in the distance as a man in a cotton tunic and baseball cap…

  • Post date 30th September 2015
  • Post author By Glenn H. Shepard

George Mason University Job Announcement

George Mason University Department of Nutrition and Food Studies – Term Assistant Professor The George Mason University, College of Health and Human Services, Department of Nutrition and Food…

  • Post date 30th September 2015
  • Post author By foodanthro

Mandate of the Intellectual

Recently, a PhD educated, cultural researcher for a Canadian magazine contacted me about Perspectives’ focus on “open-access publishing, public accessibility and seeking a broad readership while maint…

  • Post date 30th September 2015
  • Post author By Neil Turner

Jonathyne Briggs, “Sounds French: Globalization, Cultural Communities, and Pop Music, 1958-1980”

Jonathyne Briggs View on Amazon “Pop pop pop pop musik” -M Jonathyne Briggs‘ new book, Sounds French: Globalization, Cultural Communities, and Pop Music, 1958-1980 (Oxford University Press, 2015)  makes……

  • Post date 30th September 2015
  • Post author By ROXANNE PANCHASI

PhD studentships in Cognitive Science at Central European University, Budapest

The Department of Cognitive Science at CEU invites applications for doctoral student positions starting in September 2016. This is a research-based training program in human cognition with social…

  • Post date 30th September 2015
  • Post author By International Cognition and Culture Institute

Ethnographic Interventions: Waking Up and Walking With Abel

The French surrealist Antonin Artaud liked to claim that we journey through life in an open-eyed sleep that condemns us to the deadening realities of routine life. In…

  • Post date 30th September 2015
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Ethnographic Interventions: Waking Up and Walking With Abel

In a destructive climate how do we open the eyes of our students to the complexities of the human condition? How do we ignite their curiosity about the…

  • Post date 30th September 2015
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Ethnographic Interventions: Waking Up and Walking With Abel

In a destructive climate how do we open the eyes of our students to the complexities of the human condition? How do we ignite their curiosity about the…

  • Post date 30th September 2015
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Ethnographic Interventions: Waking Up and Walking With Abel

In a destructive climate how do we open the eyes of our students to the complexities of the human condition? How do we ignite their curiosity about the…

  • Post date 30th September 2015
  • Post author By Paul Stoller
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