Non-Human Rights, with new co-host Amy Hanes – This Anthro Life
Episode 23 Non-Human Rights Available now! Join us as we dive into the world of non-human rights centered around recent court cases dealing with the rights of chimpanzees,…
Combinatorial Communication in Bacteria?
Here is a challenge to standard views about the evolution of linguistic generativity: ““Combinatorial Communication in Bacteria: Implications for the Origins of Linguistic Generativity” by Thomas…
From civil war to mining boom
Ten years after the civil war, life has come back to Lunsar in Sierra Leone. Anthropologist Robert Pijpers is talking with CEOs and motortaxi drivers about the curr…
Skaber overvågning mere tryghed?
Overvågning bruges bl.a. til at straffe utryghedsskabende adfærd, men gør overvågning os også mere trygge? ”Stik imod den gængse opfattelse, der også afspejles i loven, kan tryghed og…
Fünf Buchvorsätze – Die afrikanische Autorinnen Edition
Meine Mädchenmannschafts-Kollegin Nadia (of Shehadistan-Fame) hat mir ein Blogstöckchen zugeworfen, welches ich wirklich gern aufnehme. Denn passend zum heutigen Welttag des Buchs geht es um Literatur…
New Book, Intimate Economies of Development, out from Chris Lyttleton
Culture Matters is pleased to announce that Assoc. Prof. Chris Lyttleton’s new book, Intimate Economies of Development: Mobility, Sexuality and Health in Asia, has been launched by Routledge Press.…
Happy Earth Day, Babies!
Today I am thinking of all the babies who will come into the world on Earth Day. I am thinking of all of the babies who will grow…
Happy Earth Day, Babies!
Today I am thinking of all the babies who will come into the world on Earth Day. I am thinking of all of the babies who will grow…
Britain is a ‘Christian Country’, apparently
David Cameron has recently claimed that the UK is a 'Christian country' and has said that he will act as a 'giant Dyno-Rod' for Christian organisations here (implicitly…
Structural Violence and Contemporary Indigenous Health
Although colonisation is often seen as a part of our history, as a relic of the past, it is a force that has created and sustained structures within our society that…
Structural Violence and Contemporary Indigenous Health
Although colonisation is often seen as a part of our history, as a relic of the past, it is a force that has created and sustained structures within our society that…
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Structural Violence and Contemporary Indigenous Health
Although colonisation is often seen as a part of our history, as a relic of the past, it is a force that has created and sustained structures within our society that…
Structural Violence and Contemporary Indigenous Health
Although colonisation is often seen as a part of our history, as a relic of the past, it is a force that has created and sustained structures within our society that…
Structural Violence and Contemporary Indigenous Health
Although colonisation is often seen as a part of our history, as a relic of the past, it is a force that has created and sustained structures within our society that…
Engineering obsolescence
Marisa Cohn Editor’s Note: Marisa Leavitt Cohn writes to us from Stockholm, where she is a postdoctoral scholar studying the politics of software systems and computing work practices. In…
The Brave New World of Campus Life
There are an increasing number of scholars who, like Giroux, stand strongly against the corporate university. Like Giroux
The Brave New World of Campus Life
There are an increasing number of scholars who, like Giroux, stand strongly against the corporate university. Like Giroux
Visual Anthropology Revisited – This Anthro Life
Join us for an ‘enlightening’ trip as we ‘shed some light’ on the world of sight, seeing, and visual anthropology. In this episode we explore the deep impact…