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‘Big Gods’ book club #3 : Testing more specific hypotheses and going beyond correlations in the origins and evolution of religious beliefs

(This week, cognitionandculture.net is hosting a “book club” webinar discussing Ara Norenzayan’s latest book with its author. This précis introduced the discussion.) In his insightful précis, Ara …

  • Post date 9th December 2013
  • Post author By Pierrick Bourrat

Darya Czepurnyi – London, England

  • Post date 9th December 2013
  • Post author By Unknown

Darya Czepurnyi – London, England

  • Post date 9th December 2013
  • Post author By Kiki Rainbow

Darya Czepurnyi – London, England

  • Post date 9th December 2013
  • Post author By Kiki Ruf

Abschied von Mandela, feministische Kunst und Afrika in deutschen Schulen – Fundstücke 19

deutschsprachige Links Sabine Mohamed schreibt bei der NZZ einen wichtigen Artikel über Fluchterfahrungen von Eritrea nach Europa. An dieser Stelle sei auch noch einmal an ihr Essay zu…

  • Post date 9th December 2013
  • Post author By halfjill

Darya Czepurnyi – London, England

  • Post date 9th December 2013
  • Post author By Kiki Rainbow

‘Big Gods’ book club #2: Analytic atheism and the puzzle of apologetic

(This week, cognitionandculture.net is hosting a “book club” webinar discussing Ara Norenzayan’s latest book with its author. This précis introduced the discussion.) Norenzayan’s Big Gods pre…

  • Post date 8th December 2013
  • Post author By Helen De Cruz

‘Big Gods’ book club #1 — Skeptical thoughts

(This week, cognitionandculture.net is hosting a “book club” webinar discussing Ara Norenzayan’s latest book with its author. This précis introduced the discussion.) I have to confess that I …

  • Post date 8th December 2013
  • Post author By Olivier Morin

A précis of ‘Big Gods: How Religion Transformed Cooperation and Conflict’

(This week, cognitionandculture.net is hosting a “book club” webinar discussing Ara Norenzayan‘s latest book with its author. This précis introduces the discussion.)  On a hilltop in what i…

  • Post date 8th December 2013
  • Post author By Ara Norenzayan

Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, 1918-2013.

Heute morgen aufwachen zur Nachricht von Mandelas Tod.  Für die Mädchenmannschaft habe ich einen kurzen Nachruf verfasst: Freedom cannot be achieved unless the women have been emancipated from…

  • Post date 6th December 2013
  • Post author By halfjill

Why I Sometimes Wish I Were an Armchair Anthropologist

No figure in the discipline is more despised than that smug Victorian fixture, the Armchair Anthropologist. The best antidote for this regrettable legacy is Fieldwork, philosopher’s stone of…

  • Post date 6th December 2013
  • Post author By Glenn H. Shepard

Why I Sometimes Wish I Were an Armchair Anthropologist

No figure in the discipline is more despised than that smug Victorian fixture, the Armchair Anthropologist. The best antidote for this regrettable legacy is Fieldwork, philosopher’s stone of…

  • Post date 6th December 2013
  • Post author By Glenn H. Shepard

Why I Sometimes Wish I Were an Armchair Anthropologist

No figure in the discipline is more despised than that smug Victorian fixture, the Armchair Anthropologist. The best antidote for this regrettable legacy is Fieldwork, philosopher’s stone of…

  • Post date 6th December 2013
  • Post author By Glenn H. Shepard

Why I Sometimes Wish I Were an Armchair Anthropologist

No figure in the discipline is more despised than that smug Victorian fixture, the Armchair Anthropologist. The best antidote for this regrettable legacy is Fieldwork, philosopher’s stone of…

  • Post date 6th December 2013
  • Post author By Glenn H. Shepard

Narrative and the Future of the Social Sciences

The power of anthropology and the social sciences is found, at least for me, in the narratives we put forward about the social conditions of people living in…

  • Post date 5th December 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Narrative and the Future of the Social Sciences

The power of anthropology and the social sciences is found, at least for me, in the narratives we put forward about the social conditions of people living in…

  • Post date 5th December 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Narrative and the Future of the Social Sciences

The power of anthropology and the social sciences is found, at least for me, in the narratives we put forward about the social conditions of people living in…

  • Post date 5th December 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Narrative and the Future of the Social Sciences

The power of anthropology and the social sciences is found, at least for me, in the narratives we put forward about the social conditions of people living in…

  • Post date 5th December 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Narrative and the Future of the Social Sciences

  • Post date 5th December 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Narrative and the Future of the Social Sciences

The power of anthropology and the social sciences is found, at least for me, in the narratives we put forward about the social conditions of people living in…

  • Post date 5th December 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Narrative and the Future of the Social Sciences

The power of anthropology and the social sciences is found, at least for me, in the narratives we put forward about the social conditions of people living in…

  • Post date 5th December 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

A Cultural Epidemiology of Monsters?

A new book by the archeologist David Wengrow: The Origins of Monsters: Image and Cognition in the First Age of Mechanical Reproduction (Princeton U.P.)The blurb: It has often been …

  • Post date 5th December 2013
  • Post author By International Cognition and Culture Institute

The Phylogeny of ATU 333 (a.k.a. Little Red Riding Hood)

An interesting, methodologically innovative paper by Jamie Terhani in PLoS One on the phylogeny of “Little Red Riding Hood.”Abstract: Researchers have long been fascinated by the strong continuit…

  • Post date 4th December 2013
  • Post author By International Cognition and Culture Institute

David Novak, “Japanoise: Music at the Edge of Circulation”

[Cross-posted from New Books in East Asian Studies] Thinking about “Noise” in the history and practice of music means thinking in opposites. Noise is both a musical genre, and…

  • Post date 3rd December 2013
  • Post author By Carla Nappi
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