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Gift of the Spider Woman: Spinning, weaving and womanhood among the Matsigenka of Peru

The moon is bright, the night is giddy with festivities and Shanuiva has emerged from her cage. Jaula, literally "cage," is how Spanish-speaking Matsigenka refer to the palm…

  • Post date 24th February 2014
  • Post author By Glenn H. Shepard

Gift of the Spider Woman: Spinning, weaving and womanhood among the Matsigenka of Peru

The moon is bright, the night is giddy with festivities and Shanuiva has emerged from her cage. Jaula, literally "cage," is how Spanish-speaking Matsigenka refer to the palm…

  • Post date 24th February 2014
  • Post author By Glenn H. Shepard

Gift of the Spider Woman: Spinning, weaving and womanhood among the Matsigenka of Peru

The moon is bright, the night is giddy with festivities and Shanuiva has emerged from her cage. Jaula, literally "cage," is how Spanish-speaking Matsigenka refer to the palm…

  • Post date 24th February 2014
  • Post author By Glenn H. Shepard

To Be Green or Not To Be Green, That is the Question: Assessing & Encouraging Prosocial (Green) Decision Making in the Building/Construction Industry

Cognitive psychologists generally divide our decision making systems, with respect to risk, into analytical vs. emotional reactions. The former carefully considers costs versus benefits, while the lat…

  • Post date 23rd February 2014
  • Post author By Unknown

To Be Green or Not To Be Green, That is the Question: Assessing & Encouraging Prosocial (Green) Decision Making in the Building/Construction Industry

Cognitive psychologists generally divide our decision making systems, with respect to risk, into analytical vs. emotional reactions. The former carefully considers costs versus benefits, while the lat…

  • Post date 23rd February 2014
  • Post author By Marcel Harmon

To Be Green or Not To Be Green, That is the Question: Assessing & Encouraging Prosocial (Green) Decision Making in the Building/Construction Industry

Cognitive psychologists generally divide our decision making systems, with respect to risk, into analytical vs. emotional reactions. The former carefully considers costs versus benefits, while the lat…

  • Post date 23rd February 2014
  • Post author By Marcel Harmon

To Be Green or Not To Be Green, That is the Question: Assessing & Encouraging Prosocial (Green) Decision Making in the Building/Construction Industry

Cognitive psychologists generally divide our decision making systems, with respect to risk, into analytical vs. emotional reactions. The former carefully considers costs versus benefits, while the lat…

  • Post date 23rd February 2014
  • Post author By Marcel Harmon

“Hey, y’all got to understand – y’all prolly scared of us… we scared of y’all too!”

Phoenix Jackson is a researcher at the Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation, a Cornelius Hopper Diversity Fellow with UCSF, and a Somatic Counseling Psychotherapy graduate student at…

  • Post date 22nd February 2014
  • Post author By Phoenix Jackson

The new antropologi.info announcement blog

Call for papers or films? Interesting events? Jobs and scholarships? Antropologi.info now has its own multilingual announcement blog at http://www.antropologi.info/blog/announcements/ As some of you might have noticed, I’ve…

  • Post date 20th February 2014
  • Post author By lorenz

A shift in the business environment that ethnographers can’t ignore

Ken Anderson (@kxande2) manages the Cultural Transformations Lab at Intel. He is an iconoclast by nature and a symbolic anthropologist by training. Over the last 20 years, his…

  • Post date 20th February 2014
  • Post author By kxande2

Check Out the New Anthropod Podcast on Open Access

I really enjoyed listening to the new Anthropod podcast on open access in anthropology. Focusing on the move of Cultural Anthropology to an open access model, hosts Bascom…

  • Post date 20th February 2014
  • Post author By Jason Baird Jackson

Thomas H. Guthrie, “Recognizing Heritage: The Politics of Multiculturalism in New Mexico”

[Cross-posted from New Books in Latin American Studies] New Mexico is a cultural borderland, marked by the interaction of Indian, Spanish, Mexican, and Anglo-American peoples over the past four hundre……

  • Post date 20th February 2014
  • Post author By Brice Bongiovanni

Thomas H. Guthrie, “Recognizing Heritage: the Politics of Multiculturalism in New Mexico” (University of Nebraska Press, 2013)

New Mexico is a cultural borderland, marked by the interaction of Indian, Spanish, Mexican, and Anglo-American peoples over the past four hundred years. The question of how to…

  • Post date 20th February 2014
  • Post author By Brice Bongiovanni

Comfort Vs. “Cool”: Thermal Comfort & Clothing Variability in Schools

Thermal comfort in schools is impacted by a variety of factors, and this was discussed somewhat in a previous post: Culture and Thermal Comfort. But beyond HVAC system…

  • Post date 19th February 2014
  • Post author By Unknown

Comfort Vs. “Cool”: Thermal Comfort & Clothing Variability in Schools

Thermal comfort in schools is impacted by a variety of factors, and this was discussed somewhat in a previous post: Culture and Thermal Comfort. But beyond HVAC system…

  • Post date 19th February 2014
  • Post author By Marcel Harmon

Comfort Vs. “Cool”: Thermal Comfort & Clothing Variability in Schools

Thermal comfort in schools is impacted by a variety of factors, and this was discussed somewhat in a previous post: Culture and Thermal Comfort. But beyond HVAC system…

  • Post date 19th February 2014
  • Post author By Marcel Harmon

Comfort Vs. “Cool”: Thermal Comfort & Clothing Variability in Schools

Thermal comfort in schools is impacted by a variety of factors, and this was discussed somewhat in a previous post: Culture and Thermal Comfort. But beyond HVAC system…

  • Post date 19th February 2014
  • Post author By Marcel Harmon

Tajikistan

  • Post date 18th February 2014
  • Post author By Unknown

Tajikistan

  • Post date 18th February 2014
  • Post author By Kiki Rainbow

Tajikistan

  • Post date 18th February 2014
  • Post author By Kiki Ruf

Tajikistan

  • Post date 18th February 2014
  • Post author By Kiki Rainbow

Afsar Mohammad, “The Festival of Pirs: Popular Islam and Shared Devotion in South India”

[Cross-posted from New Books in Islamic Studies] Several studies about Islam in Asian contexts highlight the pluralistic environment that Muslims inhabit and interplay of various religious traditions … Visit…

  • Post date 18th February 2014
  • Post author By Kristian Petersen

Afsar Mohammad, “The Festival of Pirs: Popular Islam and Shared Devotion in South India” (Oxford University Press, 2013

Several studies about Islam in Asian contexts highlight the pluralistic environment that Muslims inhabit and interplay of various religious traditions that color local practice and thought. In The…

  • Post date 18th February 2014
  • Post author By Kristian Petersen

Respecting the Future in the Life and Cinematic Work of Jean Rouch

Known in Europe and Africa for his highly creative work in documentary film, Rouch’s work helped to spark The New Wave of French filmmaking, inspiring filmmakers like Francois…

  • Post date 17th February 2014
  • Post author By Paul Stoller
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