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The Social Life of Music — in Mali

When Islamic militants took over large swaths of northern Mali they forced the local inhabitants, who tend to follow moderate Sufi approaches to Islam, to accept a reactionary…

  • Post date 21st May 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Link Round Up to Hold You Over

You would think with graduation behind me I’d have a lot more free time to blog, but the opposite has been true! I’ve got 3 part time jobs…

  • Post date 17th May 2013
  • Post author By Emily

Helen Longino, “Studying Human Behavior: How Scientists Investigate Aggression & Sexuality”

[Cross-posted from New Books in Philosophy] What explains human behavior? It is standard to consider answers from the perspective of a dichotomy between nature and nurture, with most researchers…

  • Post date 15th May 2013
  • Post author By Carrie Fidgor

Helen Longino, “Studying Human Behavior: How Scientists Investigate Aggression and Sexuality” (University of Chicago Press, 2013)

What explains human behavior? It is standard to consider answers from the perspective of a dichotomy between nature and nurture, with most researchers today in agreement that it…

  • Post date 15th May 2013
  • Post author By Carrie Figdor

Juniorprofessur

www.polsoz.fu-berlin.de Viel Erfolg!

  • Post date 14th May 2013
  • Post author By just be.

Juniorprofessur

< !doctype html> Juniorprofessur May 14, 2013 2:05:21 PM CEST May 14, 2013 2:05:21 PM CEST just be. www.polsoz.fu-berlin.de Vie…

  • Post date 14th May 2013
  • Post author By just be.

For Connoisseurs and Amateurs

“This music isn’t meant to be played on a stage! It is intimate and personal. Very personal.” said clavichordist Ingrid Eriksen in today’s concert at Trondheim Art Museum.…

  • Post date 11th May 2013
  • Post author By Daniel Winfree Papuga

For Connoisseurs and Amateurs

“This music isn’t meant to be played on a stage! It is intimate and personal. Very personal.” said clavichordist Ingrid Eriksen in today’s concert at Trondheim Art Museum.…

  • Post date 11th May 2013
  • Post author By Daniel Winfree Papuga

For Connoisseurs and Amateurs

“This music isn’t meant to be played on a stage! It is intimate and personal. Very personal.” said clavichordist Ingrid Eriksen in today’s concert at Trondheim Art Museum.…

  • Post date 11th May 2013
  • Post author By Daniel Winfree Papuga

For Connoisseurs and Amateurs

“This music isn’t meant to be played on a stage! It is intimate and personal. Very personal.” said clavichordist Ingrid Eriksen in today’s concert at Trondheim Art Museum.…

  • Post date 11th May 2013
  • Post author By Daniel Winfree Papuga

Dissertation – an anthropologists dream or nightmare?

I may be alone in actually choosing to do a degree for the sole purpose of being able to do a dissertation – our curriculum and what one…

  • Post date 9th May 2013
  • Post author By teenthropologist

Research Assessment Exercises and What They Do To Us

I published a piece last week in Hong Kong’s South China Morning Post, reprinted below, that has created a bit of a stir in Hong Kong; I suspect…

  • Post date 9th May 2013
  • Post author By Global Anthropology

#Instalife: How Instagram redefines the meaning and practice of photography

Instagram is a social, mobile photography app. They have 100 million monthly active users, and 40 million Instagram photos are posted per day. Purchased by the leviathan of…

  • Post date 7th May 2013
  • Post author By puellaludens

Instruments that disappeared

What influences the ‘life cycle’ of musical instruments? This evening, I attended a concert of music for historical brass sextett entitled “instruments that disappeared”, featuring instruments that wer…

  • Post date 3rd May 2013
  • Post author By Daniel Winfree Papuga

Instruments that disappeared

What influences the ‘life cycle’ of musical instruments? This evening, I attended a concert of music for historical brass sextett entitled “instruments that disappeared”, featuring instruments that wer…

  • Post date 3rd May 2013
  • Post author By Daniel Winfree Papuga

Instruments that disappeared

What influences the ‘life cycle’ of musical instruments? This evening, I attended a concert of music for historical brass sextett entitled “instruments that disappeared”, featuring instruments that wer…

  • Post date 3rd May 2013
  • Post author By Daniel Winfree Papuga

Instruments that disappeared

What influences the ‘life cycle’ of musical instruments? This evening, I attended a concert of music for historical brass sextett entitled “instruments that disappeared”, featuring instruments that wer…

  • Post date 3rd May 2013
  • Post author By Daniel Winfree Papuga

The Politics and Power of Internet Infrastructure, Pt. 3

Please see also Part 1 and Part 2. PART 3: NGOs AND DIGITAL RIGHTS In the last section I considered the roles of business and governments in protecting…

  • Post date 2nd May 2013
  • Post author By puellaludens

The Politics and Power of Internet Infrastructure Pt. 2

Please see the first part of this project here. PART 2: NETWORK NEUTRALITY In my last post I described the centralized control of the Internet’s backbone  by only…

  • Post date 2nd May 2013
  • Post author By puellaludens

Links of the Day #15

Today’s links cover academic publishing and open access; some recent headline news in anthropology; and the significance of place and locality in the ethnography of the Internet. No…

  • Post date 1st May 2013
  • Post author By Fran Barone

The Bengal Studies panel

Panel proposal for the Bengal studies panel entered. We will see if it gets accepted! The Bengal studies panel has been a recurrent phenomenon at the EASAS /…

  • Post date 1st May 2013
  • Post author By Kerstin B Andersson

The Politics and Power of Internet Infrastructure

We traditionally understand the world to be controlled primarily by technologies of violence and destruction. Who controls these technologies and how they are regulated are arguably the most…

  • Post date 1st May 2013
  • Post author By puellaludens

Remembering Francis Bossuyt

The evening before his 31st birthday, biologist Francis Bossuyt went for his daily swim in the lake at Cocha Cashu Biological Station in Manu Park, Peru, and was…

  • Post date 28th April 2013
  • Post author By Glenn H. Shepard

How scholars in the Middle East developed anthropology more than 1000 years ago

Anthropology emerged in a relatively high scientific level in the wider Middle East before it existed as a discipline in the West. Therefore, the label of colonialism often…

  • Post date 26th April 2013
  • Post author By lorenz
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