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Ahoy! Intern Updates from the Naval History and Heritage Command

Updates from the Naval History and Heritage Command Ahoy! (No one at Naval History and Heritage Command actually says that, but I like to.) This week has been…

  • Post date 20th July 2015
  • Post author By Anne Kelsey

The Anger of Athens

The daily life of Greeks in crisis For the past 10 days I have been staying in Athens to contribute to a summer school in Visual Ethnography at…

  • Post date 20th July 2015
  • Post author By Sabrina Otterloo

The Anger of Athens

The daily life of Greeks in crisis For the past 10 days I have been staying in Athens to contribute to a summer school in Visual Ethnography at…

  • Post date 20th July 2015
  • Post author By Sabrina Otterloo

NEW! — Ida Susser: An interview with Vicente Navarro

From the underground resistance under Franco to Podemos Vicente Navarro is a leading analyst of the history and origins of the financial crisis in Spain (and Europe in…

  • Post date 20th July 2015
  • Post author By Focaal Web Editor

anthro in the news 7/20/15

Trending: #BoycottGermany BBC News carried an article about the social media buzz on boycotting German products in protest of its position on Greece. #BoycottGermany was first mentioned on…

  • Post date 20th July 2015
  • Post author By anthropologyworks

Links & Contents I Liked 151

Hi all, This week’s regular link review (after last week’s ‘anniversary post’) focuses on the core themes of the blog, development, humanitarian and philanthropical topics. We start with a…

  • Post date 20th July 2015
  • Post author By Tobias Denskus

#SommerWende: Art/Science of #postsocialism

  • Post date 20th July 2015
  • Post author By Daria Gritsenko

Designing for the Future at Giant Mine

How do you communicate permanent pollution and toxicity to future generations? We held workshops with community members in Yellowknife and Dettah to make models about they would communicate…

  • Post date 20th July 2015
  • Post author By Arn

Article Alert! Place and Defilement Signposts Toward a New Theory of Purity in Sibley’s Geographies of Exclusion

Even if Mary Douglas’ Purity and Danger is the keystone text of Discard Studies, there are few scholars who work to extend, nuance, or contest the theory that…

  • Post date 20th July 2015
  • Post author By guestauth0r

Breaking walls and exploring #borders in the context of #postsocialism

Today we are very excited at Allegra – we continue our experimentation with serving you, dear readers, exotic and delicious slow food for thought. This time we created…

  • Post date 20th July 2015
  • Post author By Allegra

Around the Web Digest: Week of July 12

It was my birthday weekend, so I’ll just say “Here are some blogs. Enjoy!” Send me anything you’ve written or read at rebecca.nelson.jacobs@gmail.com. The blog Sex and Psycholo…

  • Post date 20th July 2015
  • Post author By Rebecca Nelson

Leaving Germany Again: Something about Bildung, Auschwitz, and Dresden

  • Post date 19th July 2015
  • Post author By Tony

Voltaire on Tolerance

The author of Candide knew that this was not the best of all possible worlds. But Voltaire has sound advice about the importance of tolerance, written over two…

  • Post date 19th July 2015
  • Post author By tabsir

In the Journals, July 2015—Part I by Jason Alley

Here is the first of two postings for this month’s “In the Journals,” featuring a lively collection of summer articles.  Happy reading/browsing/downloading!   Science, Technolog…

  • Post date 19th July 2015
  • Post author By Jason Alley

Sorry to bother, but what is the difference between social and cultural anthropology? Is mythology/religion/folklore included in either of them? At what point is something established as a culture?

Hello there.  There may be other attitudes to this, but actually the main difference between the two is their origins. Cultural anthropology originated in North America, while Social…

  • Post date 17th July 2015
  • Post author By Musings of an Anthropology Student

Image + Text – a new series by Juliet McMullin

from Judith Vanistendael, When David Lost His Voice. (London: Self Made Hero Press, 2012). Comics and graphic narratives have grown in popularity over the past few decades, not…

  • Post date 17th July 2015
  • Post author By Juliet McMullin

The Many Roles of Popular Culture in Therapy

By Peter Olthoff As many therapists will tell you, if you cannot build rapport with the client, if you cannot establish a solid therapeutic relationship, then you simply…

  • Post date 17th July 2015
  • Post author By Emma Louise Backe

Kim Tallbear – Disrupting Life/Not-life: a feminist-indigenous take on new materialism and interspecies thinking

  • Post date 17th July 2015
  • Post author By jeremy schmidt

Grote demonstratie voor het Griekse parlementsgebouw

Van onze correspondent uit Athene Op de avond van de dag dat Griekenland met de overige EU landen een akkoord sloot over nieuwe leningen in ruil voor vergaande…

  • Post date 17th July 2015
  • Post author By standplaatswereld

“42 steps.” SMS poetry from the school corridor

In October 2014 I joined a school project that was about emphasizing the importance of poetry. Different student groups undertook the opportunity to reinterpret traditional poems via videos…

  • Post date 17th July 2015
  • Post author By csabaracs

What the German government thinks a “Strategic Partnership for a ‘Digital Africa’” should look like

It was coincidence that the #HackingTeam story broke while I was drafting this post.In one way, these two posts are very much unrelated, but in other ways there…

  • Post date 17th July 2015
  • Post author By Tobias Denskus

No Judgments: Fieldwork on the Spectrum by Faye Ginsburg

Spectrum:a broad range of varied but related ideas or objects, the individual features of which tend to overlap so as to form a continuous series or sequence. (Dictionary.com) The presence of disabili…

  • Post date 17th July 2015
  • Post author By Faye Ginsburg

State of the art research on social behavior

In Current Opinion in Behavioral Sciences 2015, 3, a really useful open access collection of review papers on state of the art research on social behavior edited by…

  • Post date 17th July 2015
  • Post author By International Cognition and Culture Institute

Fredrik Barth: An Intellectual Biography (book review)

Thomas Hylland Eriksen. 2015. Fredrick Barth: An Intellectual Biography. London: Pluto Press. Thomas Hylland Eriksen has a well-earned reputation for writing good, short books on large, intractable to…

  • Post date 17th July 2015
  • Post author By Rex
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