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Living With Cancer

When people sometimes suggest that I’ve “beat” cancer, or that I’ve put it put it behind me, I never agree. Once you’ve had cancer, I say to them,…

  • Post date 24th February 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Living With Cancer

  • Post date 24th February 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Living With Cancer

When people sometimes suggest that I’ve “beat” cancer, or that I’ve put it put it behind me, I never agree. Once you’ve had cancer, I say to them,…

  • Post date 24th February 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Living With Cancer

When people sometimes suggest that I’ve “beat” cancer, or that I’ve put it put it behind me, I never agree. Once you’ve had cancer, I say to them,…

  • Post date 24th February 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Celebrating the Old and New Year in the Valley of Longevity

In our society, people of different generations certainly don’t ignore one another, but they seem to increasingly live in different universes.

  • Post date 23rd February 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Celebrating The Old And New Year In The Valley Of Longevity

In our society, people of different generations certainly don’t ignore one another, but they seem to increasingly live in different universes.

  • Post date 22nd February 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Celebrating The Old And New Year In The Valley Of Longevity

  • Post date 22nd February 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Celebrating The Old And New Year In The Valley Of Longevity

In our society, people of different generations certainly don’t ignore one another, but they seem to increasingly live in different universes.

  • Post date 22nd February 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Celebrating The Old And New Year In The Valley Of Longevity

In our society, people of different generations certainly don’t ignore one another, but they seem to increasingly live in different universes.

  • Post date 22nd February 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Making anthropology accessible online (some conclusions)

Another thesis version has been submitted and this project is finally coming to a long drawn out close. In the end I’ve created a rather ugly beast. It’s…

  • Post date 13th February 2011
  • Post author By o.w.

Being Intelligent About American Intelligence in the Middle East and Africa

In an era of global complexity in which social and political problems in places like Egypt could have serious ramifications, it would make sense for our most senior…

  • Post date 9th February 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Being Intelligent About American Intelligence in the Middle East and Africa

  • Post date 9th February 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Being Intelligent About American Intelligence in the Middle East and Africa

In an era of global complexity in which social and political problems in places like Egypt could have serious ramifications, it would make sense for our most senior…

  • Post date 9th February 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Suchman: anthropology as square peg to business’ round hole?

UCL hosted eminent (commercial) anthropologist and definitively NOT the inventor of the green photocopier button Lucy Suchman on Monday. Having tired of working at Xerox a while ago and…

  • Post date 9th February 2011
  • Post author By Nik Pollinger @digitalanthro

Suchman: anthropology as square peg to business’ round hole?

UCL hosted eminent (commercial) anthropologist and definitively NOT the inventor of the green photocopier button Lucy Suchman on Monday. Having tired of working at Xerox a while ago and…

  • Post date 9th February 2011
  • Post author By Nik Pollinger @digitalanthro

Suchman: anthropology as square peg to business’ round hole?

UCL hosted eminent (commercial) anthropologist and definitively NOT the inventor of the green photocopier button Lucy Suchman on Monday. Having tired of working at Xerox a while ago and…

  • Post date 9th February 2011
  • Post author By Nik Pollinger @digitalanthro

Suchman: anthropology as square peg to business’ round hole?

UCL hosted eminent (commercial) anthropologist and definitively NOT the inventor of the green photocopier button Lucy Suchman on Monday. Having tired of working at Xerox a while ago and…

  • Post date 9th February 2011
  • Post author By Nik Pollinger @digitalanthro

Social Upheaval and the Structure of Poverty in Africa

Beyond the speculation on whether social unrest will spread to other nations in the Arab world lies the fact that some 40 percent of the Egyptian population lives…

  • Post date 3rd February 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Social Upheaval and the Structure of Poverty in Africa

  • Post date 2nd February 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Social Upheaval and the Structure of Poverty in Africa

Beyond the speculation on whether social unrest will spread to other nations in the Arab world lies the fact that some 40 percent of the Egyptian population lives…

  • Post date 2nd February 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Academics hate being stupid.

[look who didn’t drink his coffee this morning] Let’s begin with a pessimistic idea. People are stupid [insert ignorant, arrogant, whatever] and academics are people. And a hundred…

  • Post date 18th January 2011
  • Post author By o.w.

Elizabeth Edwards and the Problem with Metaphors for Cancer

Serious illnesses like cancer are seen as adversaries that we must defeat. We battle cancer. We fight our illnesses. We should never give up. But Elizabeth Edwards’s example…

  • Post date 25th December 2010
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Elizabeth Edwards and the Problem with Metaphors for Cancer

Serious illnesses like cancer are seen as adversaries that we must defeat. We battle cancer. We fight our illnesses. We should never give up. But Elizabeth Edwards’s example…

  • Post date 25th December 2010
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Elizabeth Edwards and the Problem with Metaphors for Cancer

  • Post date 24th December 2010
  • Post author By Paul Stoller
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