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What is science in Social Science and what has the history of Philosophy had to say about it?

What is science in Social Science and what has the history of Philosophy had to say about it? Well, so glad you asked – I can talk for…

  • Post date 21st September 2019
  • Post author By john hutnyk

In the Journals, September 2019 by Todd Ebling

Below you may find this month’s “In the Journals” updates. American Anthropologist Toward an Integrated Anthropology of Infant SleepHelen L. Bell, Cecilia Tomori & James J. …

  • Post date 20th September 2019
  • Post author By Todd Ebling

Brand love or emotional relationships with brands

In the world of customer engagement, it is common to hear that companies want to transform their brands into “Love Brands”. A Love Brand is a brand that…

  • Post date 20th September 2019
  • Post author By Gabriel Santiago Jurado Gonzalez

Amazing triple set of resources on Indigenous waters: from Standing Rock to Australia (book + 2 special issues)

There are three recent (and really good) resources that have come out on Indigenous waters in the past several weeks: a book and two special issues, each below…

  • Post date 20th September 2019
  • Post author By jeremy schmidt

Call for Workshop contributions “Gender in Polar Research: Gendered field work conditions, epistemologies and legacies”

A two-day workshop in the framework of Arctic Science Summit Week 2020, Akureyri, Iceland, 29-30(TBC) March 2020 funded by IASC – the International Arctic Science Committee The IASC…

  • Post date 20th September 2019
  • Post author By Stephan Dudeck

Antropología del paisaje: o porque hablamos del tiempo en el ascensor.

“Ningen” es el equivalente en japonés de “ser humano”, e incluye al varón y la mujer, la especie humana. Esta palabra se compone de “nin”, que significa “ser…

  • Post date 20th September 2019
  • Post author By Antropólogaenlaluna

Links & Contents I Liked 338

Hi all, Today is #climatestrike day-so enjoy new #globaldev readings & a fresh book review over the weekend! My quotes of the weekEveryone who lived on the hardest-hit…

  • Post date 20th September 2019
  • Post author By Tobias Denskus

Klasseromsdebatt – om å ruste elevar til demokratisk deltaking

I dei nye læreplanane for grunnskulen og vidaregåande opplæring vert «Demokrati og medborgarskap» eitt av tre tverrfaglege tema. Som ein del av norskfaget sitt bidrag må sjangeren klasseromsdebatt…

  • Post date 20th September 2019
  • Post author By sprakprat

Syndemics: Considerations for Interdisciplinary Research by Rosalynn Vega

In this short piece, I explore how medical anthropology could be deployed through interdisciplinary collaborations in a way that is both theoretically rich and poised to positively impact…

  • Post date 20th September 2019
  • Post author By Rosalynn Vega

The business of changing the world (book review)

It may be a bit unusual to start my book review with a link to another review, but it was Duncan Green who sparked my interest in The…

  • Post date 20th September 2019
  • Post author By Tobias Denskus

Should the Story of Homo’s Dispersal Out of Africa Be Rewritten?

Researchers excavate in Jordan’s Zarqa Valley. Fabio Parenti Giancarlo Scardia was in Jordan in 2013 as the Syrian Civil War ground on. He recalls seeing refugees gathered in…

  • Post date 19th September 2019
  • Post author By Richard Kemeny

The Verbal Art of Kichwa Reclamation

Ecuador’s Indigenous languages are varied and contested. What can poetry and curing chants tell us about the experience of language change and the people working to reclaim them?…

  • Post date 19th September 2019
  • Post author By Chelsea Horton

Rapping in Sakha

In Yakutsk, hip hop can be poetic, nostalgic, and even subversive. What can this inventive genre say about language relocalization and maintenance? A crowd gathers at Muus Khaia…

  • Post date 19th September 2019
  • Post author By Chelsea Horton

The Joy of Dialects

What a froggy mystery in Papua New Guinea can teach us about the pleasure and power of language diversity. Polopuak—frog. Since 2010, I have been working with Kala…

  • Post date 19th September 2019
  • Post author By Chelsea Horton

Going Native…In Other Words

The “Going Native” cartoon for this issue of Anthropology News was an exercise in celebration of the International Year of Indigenous Languages, personal discovery, and reverse linguistic imperialism…

  • Post date 19th September 2019
  • Post author By Chelsea Horton

Language Lessons

A documentary film shows the challenges faced by Soli children as they learn in a language that is not their own. But does the future have to be…

  • Post date 19th September 2019
  • Post author By Chelsea Horton

Indigenous Languages through a Reclamation Lens

The United Nations’ International Year of Indigenous Languages is likely to reproduce the colonial logics that underlie dominant narratives of language disappearance and loss. It doesn’t have to…

  • Post date 19th September 2019
  • Post author By Chelsea Horton

The End of Negotiations!?

Thematischer Thread auf dem „boasblog“ zum Thema der DGSKA-Tagung 2019 in Konstanz https://boasblogs.org/endofnegotiations-info/about/

  • Post date 19th September 2019
  • Post author By dgvred02

Remaking (Il)licit Landscapes: Layered Histories and Speculative Time in Peru’s War on Drugs

By Allison Kendra, Stanford University § Its leaves burst forth slowly from thin, shrubby branches. Every three months they mature, every three months they are pulled by hard-working…

  • Post date 19th September 2019
  • Post author By colinhoag

Glimpses of Life in Indefinite Debt in the Czech Republic

“I can only work cash-in-hand [načerno] for the rest of my life,” Nina[1] told me as we were sitting in her kitchen drinking black coffee while she was…

  • Post date 19th September 2019
  • Post author By Barbora Černušáková

Aboriginal Bark Painting from Northern Australia

Not long ago, the Mathers Museum of World Cultures opened three new early fall exhibitions. I was happy to be the curator for the smallest of these. It…

  • Post date 19th September 2019
  • Post author By Jason Baird Jackson

What Do Monuments Reveal About Their Makers?

Twice a day, on my way to and from work at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science (DMNS), I walk through a magnificent, monumental stone gate that…

  • Post date 18th September 2019
  • Post author By Stephen E. Nash

“There is no alternative”

Kaum ein Satz beschwört das Ende der Aushandlungen ökonomischer Denk- und Handlungsmuster so eingängig wie Margaret Thatchers «there is no alternative». Thatcher behauptet damit die absolute Alternati…

  • Post date 18th September 2019
  • Post author By Ehler Voss

Reflections on Performance Ethnography and Public Engagement #Report

You would have been forgiven for doing a double take if you walked past UCL Anthropology’s Darryl Forde Seminar Room on Monday 10 June, 2019. Breaking with established…

  • Post date 18th September 2019
  • Post author By Tess Altman
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