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Culture and utility

Re-reading a chapter in Marshall Sahlins’ Culture and Practical Reason, Le Penseé Bourgoisie today I could have cited multiple chunks of though-provoking writing. Instead, here’s a simple …

  • Post date 8th November 2013
  • Post author By Simon

Anthropology and the State during Globalization

What’s happening with the anthropology of the state? It seemed that in the 1990s, anthropology was breaking from the ethnographic trilogy of one fieldworker, one village, one year,…

  • Post date 7th November 2013
  • Post author By Jason Antrosio

The Real News About Obamacare

If I hadn’t had superior health insurance, I would have died many years ago–a life cut short by a lack of access to health care. It makes me…

  • Post date 6th November 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

The Real News About Obamacare

If I hadn’t had superior health insurance, I would have died many years ago–a life cut short by a lack of access to health care. It makes me…

  • Post date 6th November 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

The Real News About Obamacare

If I hadn’t had superior health insurance, I would have died many years ago–a life cut short by a lack of access to health care. It makes me…

  • Post date 6th November 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

The Real News About Obamacare

If I hadn’t had superior health insurance, I would have died many years ago–a life cut short by a lack of access to health care. It makes me…

  • Post date 6th November 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

The Real News About Obamacare

  • Post date 6th November 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

The Real News About Obamacare

If I hadn’t had superior health insurance, I would have died many years ago–a life cut short by a lack of access to health care. It makes me…

  • Post date 6th November 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

The Real News About Obamacare

If I hadn’t had superior health insurance, I would have died many years ago–a life cut short by a lack of access to health care. It makes me…

  • Post date 6th November 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Matthias Schulze – Windhoek, Namibia

  • Post date 5th November 2013
  • Post author By Kiki Ruf

Neuerscheinung: “Erzählte Prekarität”

Dass Ove Sutter, Mitglied des Forschungskollegs, mit einem Doc.Award ausgezeichnet wurde, stand hier im blog. Jetzt ist sein Buch Erzählte Prekarität. Autobiographische Verhandlungen von Arbeit und Le…

  • Post date 5th November 2013
  • Post author By amischerikow

Neuerscheinung: “Erzählte Prekarität”

Dass Ove Sutter, Mitglied des Forschungskollegs, mit einem Doc.Award ausgezeichnet wurde, stand hier im blog. Jetzt ist sein Buch Erzählte Prekarität. Autobiographische Verhandlungen von Arbeit und Le…

  • Post date 5th November 2013
  • Post author By amischerikow

Neuerscheinung: “Erzählte Prekarität”

Dass Ove Sutter, Mitglied des Forschungskollegs, mit einem Doc.Award ausgezeichnet wurde, stand hier im blog. Jetzt ist sein Buch Erzählte Prekarität. Autobiographische Verhandlungen von Arbeit und Le…

  • Post date 5th November 2013
  • Post author By amischerikow

On racist racelessness in Europe

Consider these two scenes: 1) Recently talking to a graduate of a top-tier British university: I [concerned]: “This summer an Italian Senator referred to the black Minister of…

  • Post date 4th November 2013
  • Post author By Gopk

On racist racelessness in Europe

Consider these two scenes: 1) Recently talking to a graduate of a top-tier British university: I [concerned]: “This summer an Italian Senator referred to the black Minister of…

  • Post date 4th November 2013
  • Post author By Gopk

On racist racelessness in Europe

Consider these two scenes: 1) Recently talking to a graduate of a top-tier British university: I [concerned]: “This summer an Italian Senator referred to the black Minister of…

  • Post date 4th November 2013
  • Post author By Gopk

On racist racelessness in Europe

Consider these two scenes: 1) Recently talking to a graduate of a top-tier British university: I [concerned]: “This summer an Italian Senator referred to the black Minister of…

  • Post date 4th November 2013
  • Post author By Gopk

Alexander Koch – Calicut , India

  • Post date 4th November 2013
  • Post author By Kiki Ruf

Sienna R. Craig, “Healing Elements: Efficacy and the Social Ecologies of Tibetan Medicine”

[Cross-posted from New Books in East Asian Studies] Two main questions frame Sienna R. Craig’s beautifully written and carefully argued new book about Tibetan medical practices and cultures: How is…

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

Sienna R. Craig, “Healing Elements: Efficacy and the Social Ecologies of Tibetan Medicine” (University of California Press, 2012)

Two main questions frame Sienna R. Craig‘s beautifully written and carefully argued new book about Tibetan medical practices and cultures: How is efficacy determined, and what is at…

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

Spike fiddles

The zeze is a spike fiddle from Tanzania – and a member of a fiddle family played all over Africa and Asia. The zeze is composed of a…

  • Post date 2nd November 2013
  • Post author By Daniel Winfree Papuga

Spike fiddles

The zeze is a spike fiddle from Tanzania – and a member of a fiddle family played all over Africa and Asia. The zeze is composed of a…

  • Post date 2nd November 2013
  • Post author By Daniel Winfree Papuga

Spike fiddles

The zeze is a spike fiddle from Tanzania – and a member of a fiddle family played all over Africa and Asia. The zeze is composed of a…

  • Post date 2nd November 2013
  • Post author By Daniel Winfree Papuga

Spike fiddles

The zeze is a spike fiddle from Tanzania – and a member of a fiddle family played all over Africa and Asia. The zeze is composed of a…

  • Post date 2nd November 2013
  • Post author By Daniel Winfree Papuga
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