Ten Things about Anthropology for K–12 Education
Shannon Peck-Bartle is an educator in secondary social studies. She holds an MA in applied anthropology and is currently completing a PhD in curriculum and instructional design. She…
Training as a Solution
Participating in and delivering training sessions has helped me to address client problems and create future opportunities for my business. Now is an exciting time for anthropologists to…
Training as a Solution
Participating in and delivering training sessions has helped me to address client problems and create future opportunities for my business. Now is an exciting time for anthropologists to…
Training as a Solution
Participating in and delivering training sessions has helped me to address client problems and create future opportunities for my business. Now is an exciting time for anthropologists to…
Critical Pedagogy in Action
What happens when ethnographers of education ask, How can we help? It is close to the end of the fall 2020 semester for college- and school-age students. We…
Critical Pedagogy in Action
What happens when ethnographers of education ask, How can we help? It is close to the end of the fall 2020 semester for college- and school-age students. We…
Critical Pedagogy in Action
What happens when ethnographers of education ask, How can we help? It is close to the end of the fall 2020 semester for college- and school-age students. We…
Generating Queers
An embodied intergenerational pedagogy sheds light on the possibilities of bringing together diverse LGBTQ+ cohorts to strengthen our sense of value and inclusion within a history, lineage, and…
Generating Queers
An embodied intergenerational pedagogy sheds light on the possibilities of bringing together diverse LGBTQ+ cohorts to strengthen our sense of value and inclusion within a history, lineage, and…
Generating Queers
An embodied intergenerational pedagogy sheds light on the possibilities of bringing together diverse LGBTQ+ cohorts to strengthen our sense of value and inclusion within a history, lineage, and…
Government Peace Pedagogy in Colombia
In a bid to counter disinformation surrounding the peace process, the Colombian government embarked on an ambitious public education campaign. But their rational approach was powerless in the…
Interdisciplinary Co-teaching Takes on Wicked Problems
A course about COVID-19 innovates pedagogy to guide students in conceptualizing the pandemic and collaborating to address complex situations. Smack dab in the middle of a virulent pandemic,…
SAR Remembers Marshall David Sahlins
SAR Remembers Marshall David Sahlins The Scho…
Anthropology in India
Dr. Shalina Mehta, Professor of Social and Cultural Anthropology Former Chairperson, Department of Anthropology Panjab University, Chandigarh Email: shalinamehta137@gmail.com Indian anthropology has t…
Craving to be heard but not seen – Chatbots, care and the encoded global psyche by Claudia Lang
Mounica Tata, Doodleodrama. “How are you today?” Wysa starts the conversation. “Not well,” I reply. “Sounds like today didn’t go well. I’m here for you. Describe how you’re…
Giulia Dal Maso: The Landing of a Chinese Green Bond in Portugal
This post is part of a feature on “The Political Power of Energy Futures,” moderated and edited by Katja Müller (MLU Halle-Wittenberg), Charlotte Bruckermann (University of Bergen), and…
How Cellphones Make and Break Human Connections
Cellphones have become an integral part of many people’s lives. Towfiqu Barbhuiya/EyeEm/Getty Images Cellphones have come to occupy increasingly important roles in everyone’s lives, from …
In the Journals, March 2021, Part 2 by Shoshana Deutsh
Part 2 of “In the Journals” for March 2021 includes a special issue in New Genetics & Society, “Organizing Precision Oncology” and a special forum in Science as…
In The Journals, March 2021, Part 1 by Gabrielle Hanley-Mott
BioSocieties Sportswomen as ‘biocultural creatures’: understanding embodied health experiences across sporting culturesHolly Thorpe, Marianne Clark & Julie Brice Over the past decade, a cri…
Special Issue: “Embodied Belonging” by Shoshana Deutsh
This special issue of Culture, Medicine, and Psychiatry, edited by Dominik Mattes and Claudia Lang, proposes the notion of “embodied belonging” which engages with the “entanglements of the…
Biografien der Objekte: Das Luf-Boot aus dem Ethnologischen Museum
Das einzigartige Ausleger-Boot von der Insel Luf war eines der Highlights des Ethnologischen Museums. Im Humboldt Forum wird es zusammen mit fünf weiteren Booten in einem eigenen Raum…
Kultur-Zukunft suchend.
Kultur-Zukunft suchend. Ein Weiterdenken zu Julia Koops Beitrag Kultur sucht ihre Identität – Eine Anregung zum Umdenken – Brotgelehrte Nach einem Homeoffice-Tag beschloss ich, mich…
Lost in the supermarket
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Lisa Björkman, “Waiting Town: Life in Transit and Mumbai’s Other World-Class Histories” (Association for Asian Studies, 2020)
Drawing on a decade of ethnographic research in the Indian city of Mumbai, Waiting Town: Life in Transit and Mumbai’s Other World-Class Histories (Association for Asian Studies, 2020) is an…