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 #Review: Rules, Paper and Status

The arrival of a ‘refugee,’ ‘migrant,’ ‘asylym seeker,’ or the European ‘Other,’ is too familiar to us from political debates. The stage for this spectacle of ‘crisis’ and…

  • Post date 9th September 2019
  • Post author By Veronica Ferreri

Paolo Porthogesi: Ausklang der modernen Architektur (1)

Fortsetzung dieses Artikels über den Ausklang der modernen Architektur von Paolo Portoghesi. Portoghesi scheiterte – so das Fazit des ersten Teils – bei der Definition des Postmoderne-Begr…

  • Post date 9th September 2019
  • Post author By genova68

Waste is not “matter out of place”

Douglas’ theory of matter out of place is about power. Something in the wrong spot, something poisonous, is not matter out of place. Unless it threatens power.

  • Post date 9th September 2019
  • Post author By Max Liboiron

Mother of Pearl

Moving from detective fiction in Thailand to commercial reproduction makes sense when its Angela Savage. This is my next non-work read: Some review snippets lifted from Angela’s blog:…

  • Post date 9th September 2019
  • Post author By john hutnyk

Rezension zu Marx, die Roboter und die Digitalisierung herausgegeben von Florian Butollo und Sabine Nuss, verfasst von Peter Schadt

Die Digitalisierung und neue Produktionsmethoden sind 2019 eines der großen Themen der Soziologie. Nachdem Marx 2017 durch den Feuilleton gejagt wurde, weil das Kapital seinen 150ten Geburtstag feiert…

  • Post date 9th September 2019
  • Post author By Die Redaktion

Les vraies raisons du succès des infox

  • Post date 9th September 2019
  • Post author By Alberto Acerbi

Biophilia is real and may have saved our species

“In forty years of medical practice, I have found only two types of non-pharmaceutical ‘therapy’ to be vitally important for patients with chronic neurological diseases: music and gardens.…

  • Post date 8th September 2019
  • Post author By Helga Vierich

Beyond the sensory art of sorting fruit

Sorting fruit may be a sensory art, and it is possible to get entirely lost in the aesthetics of skilful hands and the physicality of localised knowledge. But…

  • Post date 8th September 2019
  • Post author By The Familiar Strange

Marx on farming, money markets, silver to India and umbrella manufacture

The recent excerpts from Marx’s notebooks from 1866-1869 coming out in MEGA IV / 19 offer much of fabulous interest (after the revelations of IV/18). Here he is…

  • Post date 8th September 2019
  • Post author By john hutnyk

Public Poetry: Lyrik im urbanen Raum

Urban Poetry ist mehr als nur ein Gedicht, das auf eine Fassade geschrieben wird und mehr als die Debatte, die es auslöst. Im besten Fall verändert spoken-word-Poesie, Poetry…

  • Post date 8th September 2019
  • Post author By Claudia Benthien

The Higher Learning

“even the scholars occupied with the “humanities,” are at pains to find some colourable answer that shall satisfy the worldly-wise that this learning for which they speak is…

  • Post date 8th September 2019
  • Post author By john hutnyk

The 1867 Manual Labor School at Grand Ronde

In the 1860s the issue of education was at the fore of the duties of the Indian agents at Grand Ronde. Years of letters complained about irregular federal…

  • Post date 8th September 2019
  • Post author By Ethnohistory Research, LLC | David G. Lewis, PhD

„Die Rede von Heimat kann nie harmlos sein“ – Prof. Dr. Beate Binder zu einem problematischen Begriff

Matthias Dederichs lässt in diesem Beitrag einen Vortragsabend Revue passieren. Im Rahmen der interdisziplinären Ringvorlesung „Heimat. Kulturwissenschaftliche Perspektiven auf einen problematische…

  • Post date 7th September 2019
  • Post author By Gastautor_in

Coffee and Values

  • Post date 6th September 2019
  • Post author By Unknown

The Anthropologists Who Undid Sex, Race, and Gender

Anthropologist Margaret Mead—a museum curator, a professor, a popular commentator, and an author, among other roles—was perhaps the most famous student of Franz Boas. Bettmann /Getty Images …

  • Post date 6th September 2019
  • Post author By Julia M. Klein

Arctic youth well-being reserach project WOLLIE goes to Kola Peninsula

Last week, the mid-term meeting of our research project on youth in Arctic industrial settlements (WOLLIE) took place in Kirovsk and Revda, two mono-industrial cities in the Murmansk…

  • Post date 6th September 2019
  • Post author By lukasallemann

Links & Contents I Liked 336

Hi all, We welcomed more than 150 new students to our Communication for Development courses this week so I’m equal parts exhausted and thrilled about the forthcoming semester…

  • Post date 6th September 2019
  • Post author By Tobias Denskus

Ende der Registrierung zur Tagung am 15.9.2019

Die Online-Registrierung zur DGSKA-Tagung, 29.9.-2.10.2019 in Konstanz endet zum 15.9.2019. Mit folgendem link gelangen Sie zur Registrierung auf der Tagungshomepage:  https://tagung2019.dgska.de/regi…

  • Post date 6th September 2019
  • Post author By dgvred02

Rohan Deb Roy’s Malarial Subjects: Empire, Medicine and Nonhumans in British India, 1820–1909 by Townsend Middleton

Malarial Subjects: Empire, Medicine and Nonhumans in British India, 1820–1909. (Open Access). Rohan Deb Roy Cambridge University Press, 2017. 332 pages. Malaria has long garnered no sho…

  • Post date 6th September 2019
  • Post author By Townsend Middleton

Everything you have told me is true (book review)

I immensely enjoyed Mary Harper’s Everything you have told me is true-The Many Faces of Al Shabaab, even though her book covers difficult topics around Somalia’s troubled governance…

  • Post date 6th September 2019
  • Post author By Tobias Denskus

Mubbashir A. Rizvi, “The Ethics of Staying: Social Movements and Land Rights Politics in Pakistan” (Stanford UP, 2019)

The military coup that brought General Pervez Musharraf to power as Pakistan’s tenth president resulted in the abolition of a century-old sharecropping system that was rife with corruption.…

  • Post date 6th September 2019
  • Post author By Marshall Poe

anthropology of environments: what I learned from the horseshoe crabs

Long Island sunset (winter 2019) “Would you believe me now If I told you I got caught up in a wave? Almost gave it away Would you hear…

  • Post date 6th September 2019
  • Post author By zoetodd

SALSA Open Letter on Brazilian Fires

As an international society of anthropologists who work with indigenous and traditional peoples in Amazonia, we join our voices to those in Brazil and throughout the world who…

  • Post date 6th September 2019
  • Post author By randiirwin

“India’s Gig-work Economy” Roundtable

This roundtable discussion marks the end of our series on India’s Gig-work Economy. In this discussion, we reflect on methods, challenges, inter-subjectivities and possible future directions for…

  • Post date 5th September 2019
  • Post author By noopur raval
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