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Hva er egentlig galt med passiv?

Passiv har fått et ufortjent dårlig rykte. Det sies at det forkludrer språket og at vi helst skal bruke aktiv i stedet, i alle fall hvis vi ønsker…

  • Post date 7th October 2022
  • Post author By sprakprat

Joseph Blankholm, “The Secular Paradox: On the Religiosity of the Not Religious” (NYU Press, 2022)

For much of America’s rapidly growing secular population, religion is an inescapable source of skepticism and discomfort. It shows up in politics and in holidays, but also in…

  • Post date 7th October 2022
  • Post author By New Books Network

Vad ska du bli som stor? Djup suck.

Vad ska du bli som stor är en fråga som nästan alla vet att ingen vill få, men man inte kan låta bli att fråga. Det känns som…

  • Post date 7th October 2022
  • Post author By Kulturanalyser

DECODING MYSTERIES OF HUMAN EVOLUTION

INTERTWINED LIVES OF NEANDERTHAL, DENISOVANS AND Homo sapiens SUBHASH WALIMBE Former faculty, Deccan College Postgraduate and Research Institute Email ID: subhashwalimbe@gmail.com The UIAF and the e…

  • Post date 7th October 2022
  • Post author By Subhash Walimbe

Stephen Campbell: On the dialectics of capitalist expansion: An interview with Christopher Krupa

In April 2022, University of Pennsylvania Press published A Feast of Flowers: Race, Labor, and Postcolonial Capitalism in Ecuador, by University of Toronto anthropologist Christopher Krupa. Tracing t…

  • Post date 6th October 2022
  • Post author By focaal_admin

Reflections on Grounded in Clay Opening Weekend

Reflections on Grounded in Clay Opening Weekend It is mid-mor…

  • Post date 6th October 2022
  • Post author By Olivia Amaya Ortiz

Derogatory Place Names Need Indigenous Revision

Changing offensive place names on public lands is a strong move toward decolonization. But to heal relationships and address ecological crises, non-Native people must do more. ✽ On…

  • Post date 6th October 2022
  • Post author By Keridwen Cornelius

in Nakon Si Thammarat

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  • Post date 6th October 2022
  • Post author By john hutnyk

Introducing 2022-2023 Anne Ray Intern Penske McCormack

Introducing 2022-2023 Anne Ray Intern Penske McCormack …

  • Post date 5th October 2022
  • Post author By Mary Madigan

Introducing 2022-2023 Anne Ray Intern Wayne Nez Gaussoin

Introducing 2022-2023 Anne Ray Intern Wayne Nez Gaussoin …

  • Post date 5th October 2022
  • Post author By Mary Madigan

Counterinsurgency in Istanbul

“Police, Provocation, Politics” by Deniz Yonucu is an ambitious text that documents the long and complicated history of dissident populations and spaces in urban Turkey in the context…

  • Post date 5th October 2022
  • Post author By Tolga Ozata

See You Later, Thick Data – Part 4

This blogpost is part of the methodological series “See You Later, Thick Data – How we experimented with doing collaborative fieldwork as part of an interdisciplinary research project”.…

  • Post date 5th October 2022
  • Post author By DISTRACT

Anthropology and Autobiography 30 years on: An Interview with Judith Okely

Our latest issue of AJEC was dedicated to the thirtieth anniversary of the publication of Anthropology and Autobiography, edited by Judith Okely and Helen Callaway (1992). Judith was kind…

  • Post date 5th October 2022
  • Post author By AJEC Editor

Hunden – ett sällskapsdjur eller ett övernaturligt väsen?

Hunden har länge varit människans bästa vän och fungerat som sällskap till såväl adel som bönder. Under medeltiden och tidigmodern tid då samhället präglades av folktro och tro…

  • Post date 5th October 2022
  • Post author By Blanka Henriksson

Police handling of pitch invasion leaves 127 football supporters dead in Indonesia

By Freek Colombijn. “Football is the most important thing of unimportant things”. The truth of this quote, which I often give in my classes, but which –if I…

  • Post date 5th October 2022
  • Post author By standplaatswereld

16 Unexpected health benefits of sipping chamomile tea

It’s no secret that chamomile tea is a popular choice due to the many positive health effects it has been shown to have. Chamomile is a herb derived…

  • Post date 5th October 2022
  • Post author By Deymond Savage

13 Tips for Fuel and Hydration While Running, According to Experts

Whether you’re just starting out or have been running for years, you’ve probably encountered discomfort during or after a run because you didn’t hydrate or fuel adequately. Having…

  • Post date 5th October 2022
  • Post author By Deymond Savage

6 Health Benefits of Trail Running

Trail running is an excellent method to mix up your workout, lower your chance of injury, and present yourself with a fresh challenge if you’re running bored with…

  • Post date 5th October 2022
  • Post author By Deymond Savage

Disordered Eating: What It Is and How it Differs From Eating Disorders

While it’s true that the vast majority of us can agree on the unhealthiness of certain eating habits, that doesn’t imply we never indulge in them. Eating past…

  • Post date 5th October 2022
  • Post author By Deymond Savage

Negative Self Talk: What It Is and How to Reverse it

You’re not alone if you’ve ever fought the inner critic who tells you that you can’t do something or won’t succeed. It’s impossible (and probably not good) to…

  • Post date 5th October 2022
  • Post author By Deymond Savage

Mark Neocleous, “A Critical Theory of Police Power: The Fabrication of the Social Order” (Verso, 2021)

A Critical Theory of Police Power: The Fabrication of Social Order (Verso, 2021) offers a critical look at policing and the power of the state, examining the relationship between our ideas…

  • Post date 5th October 2022
  • Post author By New Books Network

How to Care for Running Shoes to Make Them Last Longer

Sorry to be the bearers of bad news, but after three years of use those running shoes are now doing more harm than good. It’s impossible to make…

  • Post date 5th October 2022
  • Post author By Deymond Savage

How to Burn More Calories With Speed Walking

The term “speed walking” refers to exactly what it sounds like: a style of walking that is done at a rapid clip in order to raise heart rate…

  • Post date 5th October 2022
  • Post author By Deymond Savage

Confronting Xenophobia Through Food—and Comics

An anthropologist who migrated from India to the U.K. uses his research to illustrate how fellow migrants from India maintain cultural heritage through hard-to-find ingredients. ✽ Before I…

  • Post date 5th October 2022
  • Post author By Emily Sekine
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