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Halloween, Pregnancy and Birth Style

I LOVE Halloween! It is my very favorite holiday. I love all of the creativity that goes into becoming someone else, and that we all love to see…

  • Post date 24th October 2014
  • Post author By Emily

Halloween, Pregnancy and Birth Style

I LOVE Halloween! It is my very favorite holiday. I love all of the creativity that goes into becoming someone else, and that we all love to see…

  • Post date 24th October 2014
  • Post author By Emily

Halloween, Pregnancy and Birth Style

I LOVE Halloween! It is my very favorite holiday. I love all of the creativity that goes into becoming someone else, and that we all love to see…

  • Post date 24th October 2014
  • Post author By Emily

Halloween, Pregnancy and Birth Style

I LOVE Halloween! It is my very favorite holiday. I love all of the creativity that goes into becoming someone else, and that we all love to see…

  • Post date 24th October 2014
  • Post author By Emily

Oppression, Mental Health, and the House Science Committee

By Steven Folmar, Associate Professor and Associate Chair of Anthropology, Wake Forest University      On September 15 of this year, I learned from my Program Officer at the N…

  • Post date 23rd October 2014
  • Post author By daniel.lende

Safety in numbers: Squatting as social and financial security

Squatter settlements around the world are not generally considered to bestow financial or social security upon the people who live in them. Rather, they tend to be portrayed…

  • Post date 23rd October 2014
  • Post author By Erin B Taylor

What Is ‘Race’?

Last weekend I was asked to give a Community Perspectives talk for Black History Month in Birmingham, entitled Black Beneath the Skin? The idea was to present some themes that intersect with…

  • Post date 23rd October 2014
  • Post author By Sarah Abel

Barbara Harriss-White, et al., “Dalits and Adivasis in India’s Business Economy: Three Essays and an Atlas”

Dalits and Adivasis in India’s Business Economy: Three Essays and an Atlas (Three Essay Collective, 2013) is a wonderful new book by Barbara Harriss-White and small team of collaborators –…

  • Post date 23rd October 2014
  • Post author By Ian Cook

Barbara Harriss-White, “Dalits and Adivasis in India’s Business Economy” (Three Essays Collective, 2013)

Dalits and Adivasis in India’s Business Economy: Three Essays and an Atlas (Three Essay Collective, 2013) is a wonderful new book by Barbara Harriss-White and small team of collaborators –……

  • Post date 23rd October 2014
  • Post author By Ian Cook

Florence Polling und Hannah Rebstock – Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, Indien

Und plötzlich haben wir 3000 neue Schwestern Nachdem wir unseren sechswöchigen Tamil-Sprachkurs des PILC (Puducherry Institute of Linguistics and Culture) in Pondicherry beendet hatten, begaben wir uns…

  • Post date 21st October 2014
  • Post author By Unknown

Florence Polling und Hannah Rebstock – Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, Indien

Und plötzlich haben wir 3000 neue Schwestern Nachdem wir unseren sechswöchigen Tamil-Sprachkurs des PILC (Puducherry Institute of Linguistics and Culture) in Pondicherry beendet hatten, begaben wir uns…

  • Post date 21st October 2014
  • Post author By Hannes Ramolla

Florence Polling und Hannah Rebstock – Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, Indien

Und plötzlich haben wir 3000 neue Schwestern Nachdem wir unseren sechswöchigen Tamil-Sprachkurs des PILC (Puducherry Institute of Linguistics and Culture) in Pondicherry beendet hatten, begaben wir uns…

  • Post date 21st October 2014
  • Post author By Hannes Ramolla

[Book Review] Practical Ethnography: A Guide to Doing Ethnography in the Private Sector by Sam Ladner

thenarcissisticanthropologist: Excited to read this. It’s he book I would have written if I had the commitment to write a whole book instead of a blog but looks…

  • Post date 21st October 2014
  • Post author By thenarcissisticanthropologist

Florence Polling und Hannah Rebstock – Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, Indien

Und plötzlich haben wir 3000 neue Schwestern Nachdem wir unseren sechswöchigen Tamil-Sprachkurs des PILC (Puducherry Institute of Linguistics and Culture) in Pondicherry beendet hatten, begaben wir uns…

  • Post date 21st October 2014
  • Post author By Hannes Ramolla

the arkham knight

After the disappointment ‘Batman: Arkham Origins’ (Warner Bros. Games Montreal 2013) was [and ↑Jaz is with me here, giving good reasons, why it was disappointing], Rocksteady Studios…

  • Post date 20th October 2014
  • Post author By zephyrin_xirdal

Hardcore frihet

Det er anarkisten Lill-Ann Chepstow-Lusty, med bakgrunn blant annet som fotograf i Gateavisa, som sammen med Svein Gullbekk er kurator for Kulturhistorisk museums jubileumsutstilling om frihet, og det…

  • Post date 18th October 2014
  • Post author By thomashyllanderiksen

Abu Nidal and his children

Some years ago, I found myself in the passenger seat of a car trying to make its way through the city centre of Lahore. The traffic was confusing.…

  • Post date 18th October 2014
  • Post author By thomashyllanderiksen

En overopphetet verden

Noe har skjedd med verden de siste årene: Alt går fortere enn før. Det er fem ganger så mange som reiser på ferie til utlandet enn bare for…

  • Post date 18th October 2014
  • Post author By Thomas Hylland Eriksen

En overopphetet verden

Noe har skjedd med verden de siste årene: Alt går fortere enn før. Det er fem ganger så mange som reiser på ferie til utlandet enn bare for…

  • Post date 18th October 2014
  • Post author By Thomas Hylland Eriksen

Abu Nidal and his children

Some years ago, I found myself in the passenger seat of a car trying to make its way through the city centre of Lahore. The traffic was confusing.…

  • Post date 18th October 2014
  • Post author By Thomas Hylland Eriksen

Abu Nidal and his children

Some years ago, I found myself in the passenger seat of a car trying to make its way through the city centre of Lahore. The traffic was confusing.…

  • Post date 18th October 2014
  • Post author By Thomas Hylland Eriksen

Invest your emotion elsewhere

People tend to call me a rationalist, and that's not really something I have a problem with. I don't think philosophical ideas should be a matter of identity…

  • Post date 17th October 2014
  • Post author By A. J. West

The Kopenawa Galaxy: Review of ‘The Falling Sky’ by Davi Kopenawa and Bruce Albert

To look across a Yanomami village on a clear night is like seeing the universe in a mirror. Above, the stars glisten like living eyes, their vision unimpeded…

  • Post date 17th October 2014
  • Post author By Glenn H. Shepard

The Kopenawa Galaxy: Review of ‘The Falling Sky’ by Davi Kopenawa and Bruce Albert

To look across a Yanomami village on a clear night is like seeing the universe in a mirror. Above, the stars glisten like living eyes, their vision unimpeded…

  • Post date 17th October 2014
  • Post author By Glenn H. Shepard
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