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Anthro field gear review: Cocoons OveRx photochromic eyewear

A few months ago, I embarked on a series of posts reviewing online retailers of high index (read: strong) prescription eyeglasses. The result was an unexpectedly detailed 5-part…

  • Post date 17th February 2013
  • Post author By Fran Barone

Using art and audiovisual methods with migrants in Spain: an interview with Francesco Bondanini

Francesco Bondanini, a University of Kent alumnus, uses participatory visual methods to explore and empower the lives of migrants and detainees in Spain and Germany.  In the interview…

  • Post date 13th February 2013
  • Post author By CarolineB

EPIC 2013

EPIC 2013, London 15th-18th September EPIC 2013 is coming. The Call is out and can be found here. Tickets will be going on sale in March.

  • Post date 11th February 2013
  • Post author By Simon

Who Do We Write For?

As anthropologists, who do we write for? Scholarly articles are typically written for one’s fellow academics. But what about books? Book-length ethnographies are the cornerstone of anthropology. These…

  • Post date 10th February 2013
  • Post author By Global Anthropology

Doktorandenstipendium an der University of Aberdeen

The Department of Anthropology is offering one and perhaps two interdisciplinary 3-year PhD studentships to start in September 2013. The studentship will include full UK/Europe fees and a…

  • Post date 8th February 2013
  • Post author By Cecil

Doktorandenstipendium an der University of Aberdeen

The Department of Anthropology is offering one and perhaps two interdisciplinary 3-year PhD studentships to start in September 2013. The studentship will include full UK/Europe fees and a…

  • Post date 8th February 2013
  • Post author By Cecil

Doktorandenstipendium an der University of Aberdeen

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  • Post date 8th February 2013
  • Post author By Cecil

From Dr. Anton W. Niewenhuis Expedition

Die Expedition in Long Bagung (Mai 1899) Quer Durch Borneo book written by a colonial era ethologist Dr. Anton W. Niewenhuis was noted there has been a scientific…

  • Post date 7th February 2013
  • Post author By Roikan

From Dr. Anton W. Niewenhuis Expedition

Die Expedition in Long Bagung (Mai 1899) Quer Durch Borneo book written by a colonial era ethologist Dr. Anton W. Niewenhuis was noted there has been a scientific…

  • Post date 7th February 2013
  • Post author By Roikan

From Dr. Anton W. Niewenhuis Expedition (Introduction)

Die Expedition in Long Bagung (Mai 1899) Quer Durch Borneo book written by a colonial era ethologist Dr. Anton W. Niewenhuis was noted there has been a scientific…

  • Post date 7th February 2013
  • Post author By Roikan

From Dr. Anton W. Niewenhuis Expedition (Introduction)

Die Expedition in Long Bagung (Mai 1899) Quer Durch Borneo book written by a colonial era ethologist Dr. Anton W. Niewenhuis was noted there has been a scientific…

  • Post date 7th February 2013
  • Post author By Roikan

Cultural fundamentalism. A step forward

“cultural fundamentalism/essentialism does not reify culture, but it is in reality about relationships between cultures as understood and bounded, internally homogeneous, integrated and exclusive sets…

  • Post date 5th February 2013
  • Post author By Gopk

Cultural fundamentalism. A step forward

“cultural fundamentalism/essentialism does not reify culture, but it is in reality about relationships between cultures as understood and bounded, internally homogeneous, integrated and exclusive sets…

  • Post date 5th February 2013
  • Post author By Gopk

Cultural fundamentalism. A step forward

“cultural fundamentalism/essentialism does not reify culture, but it is in reality about relationships between cultures as understood and bounded, internally homogeneous, integrated and exclusive sets…

  • Post date 5th February 2013
  • Post author By Gopk

Cultural fundamentalism. A step forward

“cultural fundamentalism/essentialism does not reify culture, but it is in reality about relationships between cultures as understood and bounded, internally homogeneous, integrated and exclusive sets…

  • Post date 5th February 2013
  • Post author By Gopk

Anthropologists to study humanity’s biggest crises

A new research project looks at how some of our world’s most serious crises are interconnected and what can be done about them. “It is about time that…

  • Post date 4th February 2013
  • Post author By www.sv.uio.no

In the secret capital

“Our village? If the revolution ever reaches our village, then there really is a revolution in Egypt.” These are the words of Mahrus, a supporter of the revolution…

  • Post date 3rd February 2013
  • Post author By Samuli Schielke

In the secret capital

“Our village? If the revolution ever reaches our village, then there really is a revolution in Egypt.” These are the words of Mahrus, a supporter of the revolution…

  • Post date 3rd February 2013
  • Post author By Samuli Schielke

Carpe Diem/”YOLO”

I hang my head in shame over the fact that it has been months since I last posted anything/went back into the world of teenthropology. To be honest…

  • Post date 1st February 2013
  • Post author By teenthropologist

Barbara R. Ambros, “Bones of Contention: Animals and Religion in Contemporary Japan”

[Cross-posted from New Books in East Asian Studies] It opens with a parakeet named Homer, and it closes with a dog named Hachiko. In the intervening pages, Barbara Ambros explores…

  • Post date 30th January 2013
  • Post author By Carla Nappi

Barbara R. Ambros, “Bones of Contention: Animals and Religion in Contemporary Japan” (University of Hawai’i Press, 2012)

It opens with a parakeet named Homer, and it closes with a dog named Hachiko. In the intervening pages, Barbara Ambros explores the deaths, afterlives, and necrogeographies of…

  • Post date 30th January 2013
  • Post author By Marshall Poe

Urban camps. A conference session

After having reflected so much on the conditions and the history of camps for Roma in Italy (and France…), I decided to expand my reflections globally and comparatively.…

  • Post date 29th January 2013
  • Post author By Gopk

Urban camps. A conference session

After having reflected so much on the conditions and the history of camps for Roma in Italy (and France…), I decided to expand my reflections globally and comparatively.…

  • Post date 29th January 2013
  • Post author By Gopk

Urban camps. A conference session

After having reflected so much on the conditions and the history of camps for Roma in Italy (and France…), I decided to expand my reflections globally and comparatively.…

  • Post date 29th January 2013
  • Post author By Gopk
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