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About Asbestos, Decay, and Memories

By Romy de Vos – “Look, a piece of slate from the roof,” I say to my hostess Iris*, as I hold out a thin plate of darkish-grey…

  • Post date 13th March 2025
  • Post author By standplaatswereld

Experimental Methodologies for Listening to the Present: An Interview with Alejandra Osejo-Varona

This Women’s History Month, we are publishing an interview with Colombian anthropologist Alejandra Osejo-Varona (Rice University). Her ethnographic work is influenced by Latin American feminist …

  • Post date 13th March 2025
  • Post author By Alejandra Osejo-Varona

writery all the time

Ego–­posturing thoughts (not just mine) assail me, perhaps it is also a demented notion, but what if … that by necessity henceforth everyone had to write all the…

  • Post date 13th March 2025
  • Post author By john hutnyk

‘What is sustainability if not a regulation?’: Social Life of Sustainability in Metal Markets 

London Metal Exchange Week is Europe’s biggest annual gathering of actors in the metal sector — representatives of mining companies […] The post ‘What is sustainability if not…

  • Post date 12th March 2025
  • Post author By Dagna Rams

NOSFERATU: ECOS DE ABISMO, LUZ DE SALVACIÓN.

Read Time:15 Minute, 4 Second En la oscuridad de una sala de cine, con el crepitar de las antiguas cintas de fondo, o frente al brillo …

  • Post date 12th March 2025
  • Post author By anthropologies

Saito Harumichi’s Photo Exhibition, “Myth 7th Year — Humanity Begins” at the Ojo Building in Kabukicho, Shinjuku, Tokyo, March 27 – March 30

Saito-san, known as perhaps the most popular deaf photographer in Japan, has been keeping a diary about his feelings about the upcoming exhibition. In one post he wrote:…

  • Post date 12th March 2025
  • Post author By Unknown

How Heavy Metal Fuels Indigenous Revival in Patagonia

An anthropologist plunges into the world of Patagonian heavy metal music in Argentina to explore how the genre relates to language and cultural revitalization. ✽ I FIRST HEARD…

  • Post date 11th March 2025
  • Post author By Erin Wheeler Streusand

Jennifer L. Freeman Marshall, “Ain’t I an Anthropologist: Zora Neale Hurston Beyond the Literary Icon” (U Illinois Press, 2023)

Iconic as a novelist and popular cultural figure, Zora Neale Hurston remains underappreciated as an anthropologist. Is it inevitable that Hurston’s literary authority should eclipse her anthropological authority?…

  • Post date 11th March 2025
  • Post author By New Books Network

Movement and Meaning for Oil and Gas Data Vendors

In figure 1, the pen in John’s hand points to a column on the computer screen. On the same screen […] The post Movement and Meaning for Oil…

  • Post date 11th March 2025
  • Post author By Arthur Mason

EL PODER DE LA INVISIBILIDAD.

Read Time:16 Minute, 0 Second ¿Cuántos de nosotros/as no hemos soñado de niños/as tener superpoderes? Ser súper rápido, poder volar, te…

  • Post date 11th March 2025
  • Post author By anthropologies

The Politics of Civic Education 

Cast Your Vote (CYV), a civic education game, aims to teach conscious voter behavior to youth, simulating a fictional election campaign. Reflecting on the relationship between humans and technology, I…

  • Post date 11th March 2025
  • Post author By Elif Memis

Mentorship in motion: Student perceptions of experiential learning in forensic anthropology

Cristina Abbatangelo, Brendan Newton, Ellie Wan, University of Toronto, Canada The experiential learning course “FSC485: Professional Opportunity in Forensic Science” at the University of Toronto M…

  • Post date 10th March 2025
  • Post author By Teaching Anthropology

Nancy Cunard

There are many dimenesions of Nancy Cunard, born on this day, 10 March, in 1896. She wrote “These were the hours”, about her publishing imprint, through which she…

  • Post date 10th March 2025
  • Post author By john hutnyk

Event: The Environment in Electoral Politics Roundtable (March 19, 2025)

How does the environment figure in electoral politics in different parts of the world? Environmental politics is typically understood broadly as the policies and state negotiations focused on…

  • Post date 10th March 2025
  • Post author By angelacastilloardila

Shawn Bender on his book, Feeling Machines

https://www.sup.org/books/anthropology/feeling-machines Nick Seaver: Readers may have heard about care robots before, perhaps even within the context of the aging population of Japan, but your…

  • Post date 10th March 2025
  • Post author By |

Tallahassee Ghazal

Using an ancient Arabic poetic form, a poet-archaeologist from Florida cycles through feelings of entrapment growing up queer in the U.S. South. But in the end, they celebrate…

  • Post date 10th March 2025
  • Post author By Noland Blain

Foreign Investment for Domestic Development

Foreign Capital to Boost the Development of Africa Figure 1: Africa Finance Breakfast gathering in Paris in May 2019. Photo […] The post Foreign Investment for Domestic Development…

  • Post date 10th March 2025
  • Post author By Gustav Kalm

MOUHAMADOU, EL TRABAJADOR PERFECTO.

Read Time:2 Minute, 27 Second Mouhamadou (nombre ficticio) no entiende de derechos laborales, ni vacaciones, ni de derecho a huelga, tr…

  • Post date 10th March 2025
  • Post author By anthropologies

How Anthropologists Excel in User Experience Careers

In the Anthro to UX podcast, Matt provides insights for anthropologists looking to break into user experience (UX) research through conversations with leading anthropologists working in UX. He…

  • Post date 9th March 2025
  • Post author By sydneyyeager

Brobyggande bastulåt

Den svenska melodifestivalens stora segrare är humorgruppen KAJ – tre killar från Komossa, Oravais och Palvis i Vörå kommun i Österbotten i Finland, som roat sina landsmän i…

  • Post date 9th March 2025
  • Post author By Blanka Henriksson

Old enough to remember when…

… We used to write letters to mobilise the comrades, by hand, on letterhead, with biros, put em in envelopes, lick stamps and then carry them to the…

  • Post date 9th March 2025
  • Post author By john hutnyk

Postpreußen

Die Geschichte preußischer Landnahme und innerer Kolonisation ist eine Leerstelle in der deutschen Diskussion über das Erbe des Kolonialismus.

  • Post date 9th March 2025
  • Post author By Agnieszka Pufelska

In the Journals – A View from France

For this installment of In the Journals, here is a quick orientation to, and selection from, two French journals that could interest readers of Somatosphere:   Terrain: Created…

  • Post date 8th March 2025
  • Post author By Ellen Hausner

به مناسبت ۸ مارس (روزجهانی زن)؛ آیا ما زنان وارثان به‌حق خون‌های ریخته‌شده هستیم؟

بیش از صد سال است که زنان به‌طور جدی (بیش از گذشته) برای خواسته‌ها و حقوقشان خود را به آب و آتش می‌زنند تا بلکه بتوانند خودشان را…

  • Post date 8th March 2025
  • Post author By فاطمه آقامیری
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