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John H. McWhorter, “The Language Hoax: Why the World Looks the Same in Any Language”

[Cross-posted from New Books in Linguistics] The idea that the language we speak influences the way we think – sometimes referred to as the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis – has had…

  • Post date 18th July 2014
  • Post author By Chris Cummins

Israel/Palæstina-konflikten – fortællinger der forhindrer forsoning

Konflikten mellem Israel og Palæstina fortsætter med at eskalere, mens verden ser på. Men hvordan opleves konflikten i hverdagen, og hvordan er de to nationer med til blokkere…

  • Post date 18th July 2014
  • Post author By Antropologisk

The Eighth Egg

“Sudah bangun Gusti?” It was 4 AM and I sent a text message to Gusti Ayu to ask whether she was awake or not. “Sudah, saya sudah selesai…

  • Post date 16th July 2014
  • Post author By Sri Pratiwi

The Eighth Egg

“Sudah bangun Gusti?” It was 4 AM and I sent a text message to Gusti Ayu to ask whether she was awake or not. “Sudah, saya sudah selesai…

  • Post date 16th July 2014
  • Post author By Sri Pratiwi

The Built Environment’s Social Costs, Part 2: The “Shortsightedness” of Homo Sapiens

Part 1 of this series focused on how a more deliberate quantification of productivity and health impacts, as well as the larger social costs associated with the built…

  • Post date 15th July 2014
  • Post author By Unknown

The Built Environment’s Social Costs, Part 2: The “Shortsightedness” of Homo Sapiens

Part 1 of this series focused on how a more deliberate quantification of productivity and health impacts, as well as the larger social costs associated with the built…

  • Post date 15th July 2014
  • Post author By Marcel Harmon

The Built Environment’s Social Costs, Part 2: The “Shortsightedness” of Homo Sapiens

Part 1 of this series focused on how a more deliberate quantification of productivity and health impacts, as well as the larger social costs associated with the built…

  • Post date 15th July 2014
  • Post author By Marcel Harmon

The Built Environment’s Social Costs, Part 2: The “Shortsightedness” of Homo Sapiens

Part 1 of this series focused on how a more deliberate quantification of productivity and health impacts, as well as the larger social costs associated with the built…

  • Post date 15th July 2014
  • Post author By Marcel Harmon

Physicists, alchemists, and ayahuasca shamans: A study of grammar and the body

Are there any common denominators that may underlie the practices of leading physicists and scientists, Renaissance alchemists, and indigenous Amazonian ayahuasca healers? There are obviously a myriad…

  • Post date 14th July 2014
  • Post author By Alex K. Gearin

Rest in Peace Amala.

    Rest in Peace amala, my old Mummy, who always told me that I didn’t treat my husband right, whose company I adored. (If one could explain…

  • Post date 13th July 2014
  • Post author By Bree Blakeman

Foaming at the Mouth: World Cup, Ritual and Behaviour Change

Shared feelings and heavily ritualised behaviour commonly define football fans around the world. For decades anthropologists and sociologists have documented beautifully these aspects of fandom. And I…

  • Post date 11th July 2014
  • Post author By Owen Wells

What We Do Not Always What We Want

Customers hate Spirit airlines. Passengers routinely swear they will never fly it again; it ranks dead last in airline consumer satisfaction. Everything costs extra–the seats don’t even recline.…

  • Post date 10th July 2014
  • Post author By Ted Fischer

Stress Test w/ Guest Luke Hanlin – This Anthro Life

Episode 33, Season 3 Feeling Stressed? Join Aneil and special Guest Luke Hanlin, Psychology PhD student, as they discuss the psychology of stress and the human capacity to…

  • Post date 10th July 2014
  • Post author By Adam Gamwell

Learning worth crying about

By the time I entered college, it had been over 10 years since I had read a book, and I was quite proud of myself. The last book…

  • Post date 10th July 2014
  • Post author By Wesch

Bringing Scholarly Book Review into the Digital Age: The American Anthropological Association Initiative

Better, faster, stronger. Whether Superman or Daft Punk, the motto works. But until now, these words didn’t apply to how academic books got reviewed. The American Anthropological Association…

  • Post date 9th July 2014
  • Post author By daniel.lende

Intrinsic Motivations and a Secret of the Good Life

In the Sunday NY Times, Amy Wrzensniewski and Barry Schwartz argue that the secret of success is internal versus instrumental motivation.  They find that being driven by intrinsic…

  • Post date 8th July 2014
  • Post author By Ted Fischer

The Culture Consultant: The Importance of business anthropology – 1/2

 “Corporations live or die by their connection to culture”. This quote by the anthropologist and author Grant McCracken brings to the forefront the importance of culture within the…

  • Post date 7th July 2014
  • Post author By Owen Wells

Creative Intersubjectivity in Performance

Ethnomusicology Forum has just released a special edition on “Creative Intersubjectivity in Performance” with contributions from Elizabeth Betz, Monika Winarnita, Sean Martin-Iverson, Paul…

  • Post date 7th July 2014
  • Post author By Paul Mason

When Science, Customer Service, and Human Subjects Research Collide. Now What?

Now What?CC BY-ND Frits Ahlefeld I’m frustrated that the state of public intellectualism allows us, individually, to jump into the conversation about the recently published Facebook “Emotio…

  • Post date 7th July 2014
  • Post author By Mary L. Gray

berners-lee on snowden

It’s been almost eight years that I ↵last quoted ↑Sir Timothy Berners-Lee, the inventor of the Web, here at xirdalium. On 1st August 2006 I republished the following…

  • Post date 6th July 2014
  • Post author By zephyrin_xirdal

Keti Koti 2014 – Celebration, Protest, Commemoration

“The chains are cut” (Keti Koti in Surinamese – Sranantongo) is the Emancipation Day, in which the end of slavery in Suriname is remembered (legally 1963, de facto…

  • Post date 3rd July 2014
  • Post author By Gopk

Keti Koti 2014 – Celebration, Protest, Commemoration

“The chains are cut” (Keti Koti in Surinamese – Sranantongo) is the Emancipation Day, in which the end of slavery in Suriname is remembered (legally 1963, de facto…

  • Post date 3rd July 2014
  • Post author By Gopk

Keti Koti 2014 – Celebration, Protest, Commemoration

“The chains are cut” (Keti Koti in Surinamese – Sranantongo) is the Emancipation Day, in which the end of slavery in Suriname is remembered (legally 1963, de facto…

  • Post date 3rd July 2014
  • Post author By Gopk

Keti Koti 2014 – Celebration, Protest, Commemoration

“The chains are cut” (Keti Koti in Surinamese – Sranantongo) is the Emancipation Day, in which the end of slavery in Suriname is remembered (legally 1963, de facto…

  • Post date 3rd July 2014
  • Post author By Gopk
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