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Annabell Körner – Tbilisi, Georgien

  • Post date 3rd February 2014
  • Post author By Unknown

Annabell Körner – Tbilisi, Georgien

  • Post date 3rd February 2014
  • Post author By Kiki Rainbow

Annabell Körner – Tbilisi, Georgien

  • Post date 3rd February 2014
  • Post author By Kiki Ruf

Annabell Körner – Tbilisi, Georgien

  • Post date 3rd February 2014
  • Post author By Kiki Rainbow

Nazi Architecture as Affective Weapon

I wrote this essay as a guest writer for one of my favourite blogs, The Funambulist by Léopold Lambert. Thanks to Léopold for the invitation to contribute to his series…

  • Post date 3rd February 2014
  • Post author By Gastón Gordillo

Nazi Architecture as Affective Weapon

I wrote this essay as a guest writer for one of my favourite blogs, The Funambulist by Léopold Lambert. Thanks to Léopold for the invitation to contribute to his series…

  • Post date 3rd February 2014
  • Post author By Gastón Gordillo

Modernity isn’t philosophical

Here’s a tidbit from before Sarkozy was President that gives a certain sense of how his administration was likely to regard philosophy, and the humanities in general: «…

  • Post date 2nd February 2014
  • Post author By eli

Ghost in the Machine – Another Reason to Use Vacancy Sensors, Commission Systems & Engage Key Stakeholders

The following is a lessons learned taken from the renovation of elementary school in rural New Mexico. It was part the findings from a post occupancy evaluation (POE)…

  • Post date 1st February 2014
  • Post author By Unknown

Ghost in the Machine – Another Reason to Use Vacancy Sensors, Commission Systems & Engage Key Stakeholders

The following is a lessons learned taken from the renovation of elementary school in rural New Mexico. It was part the findings from a post occupancy evaluation (POE)…

  • Post date 1st February 2014
  • Post author By Marcel Harmon

Ghost in the Machine – Another Reason to Use Vacancy Sensors, Commission Systems & Engage Key Stakeholders

The following is a lessons learned taken from the renovation of elementary school in rural New Mexico. It was part the findings from a post occupancy evaluation (POE)…

  • Post date 1st February 2014
  • Post author By Marcel Harmon

Ghost in the Machine – Another Reason to Use Vacancy Sensors, Commission Systems & Engage Key Stakeholders

The following is a lessons learned taken from the renovation of elementary school in rural New Mexico. It was part the findings from a post occupancy evaluation (POE)…

  • Post date 1st February 2014
  • Post author By Marcel Harmon

Eight Ways You’re Wrong About Iran’s Nuclear Program–Yousaf Butt [The National Interest]

Published on The National Interest (http://nationalinterest.org) Source URL (retrieved on Jan 30, 2014): http://nationalinterest.org/commentary/eight-ways-youre-wrong-about-irans-nuclear-program-9723 Ei…

  • Post date 30th January 2014
  • Post author By William Beeman

David N. Livingstone, “Adam’s Ancestors: Race, Religion, and the Politics of Human Origins”

[Cross-posted from New Books in Intellectual History] A report to the General Assembly of Scottish Presbyterians of 1923 contains the following passage: “God placed the people of this world in…

  • Post date 30th January 2014
  • Post author By Todd Weir

David N. Livingstone, “Adam’s Ancestors: Race, Religion, and the Politics of Human Origins” (Johns Hopkins UP, 2011)

A report to the General Assembly of Scottish Presbyterians of 1923 contains the following passage: “God placed the people of this world in families, and history which is…

  • Post date 30th January 2014
  • Post author By Todd Weir

Relationship Thinking

Nick Enfield — ethnolinguist at the Max Planck institute for psycholinguistics (and contributor to ICCI) — has published a new book, Relationship Thinking. Here’s the blurb from Oxford…

  • Post date 30th January 2014
  • Post author By Hugo Mercier

A Fictive Birthday with Real Debts

Photo Credit: Erik Bähre By Erik Bähre This week we publish a guest feature by Erik Bähre, Assistant Professor at the Institute of Cultural Anthropology and Development Sociology,…

  • Post date 29th January 2014
  • Post author By Human Economy Blog

The genesis of a folk revival

David Dunaway said that “The FBI persued Pete Seeger to the point where he couldn’t get a job. The only people he could sing for were kids, because…

  • Post date 28th January 2014
  • Post author By Daniel Winfree Papuga

The genesis of a folk revival

David Dunaway said that “The FBI persued Pete Seeger to the point where he couldn’t get a job. The only people he could sing for were kids, because…

  • Post date 28th January 2014
  • Post author By Daniel Winfree Papuga

The genesis of a folk revival

David Dunaway said that “The FBI persued Pete Seeger to the point where he couldn’t get a job. The only people he could sing for were kids, because…

  • Post date 28th January 2014
  • Post author By Daniel Winfree Papuga

The genesis of a folk revival

David Dunaway said that “The FBI persued Pete Seeger to the point where he couldn’t get a job. The only people he could sing for were kids, because…

  • Post date 28th January 2014
  • Post author By Daniel Winfree Papuga

Florian Eitzenberger – Taiwan

  • Post date 28th January 2014
  • Post author By Unknown

Florian Eitzenberger – Taiwan

  • Post date 28th January 2014
  • Post author By Florian Eitzenberger

Florian Eitzenberger – Taiwan

  • Post date 28th January 2014
  • Post author By Florian Eitzenberger

Florian Eitzenberger – Taiwan

  • Post date 28th January 2014
  • Post author By Florian Eitzenberger
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