In the Journals, July Part I by Livia Garofalo
Because of a COVID mix-up, this month we are reviewing articles published in April, along with our regular July entry. In April, the Journal of the Royal Anthropological…
Because of a COVID mix-up, this month we are reviewing articles published in April, along with our regular July entry. In April, the Journal of the Royal Anthropological…
پیر سانسو برگردان ناصر فکوهی و زهره دودانگه قدم زدن، قدم زدن در شهر ریتمها و ضربآهنگهای شهری قدم زدن و تنها قدم زدن ظاهراً ما را محروم…
جستجو در معنای کلی یعنی فرآیند یافتن چیزی در جایی.البته جستجو میتواند به معنای تلاش برای آشکار سازی چیزی پنهان شده هم باشد. چنانچه مشخص است جستجو فرآیندی…
As we have all seen, COVID-19 has been a tip of an iceberg, exposing deep layers of social stratification and inequities. From the mass deaths in long-term care…
This May & June I taught three summer session courses: Intro to Cultural Anthropology [ANTH 100, 120 students], Contemporary First Nations Issues Canada [ANTH 329, 145 students], and…
In this author interview, we speak to Sonia Livingstone and Alicia Blum-Ross about their new book, Parenting for a Digital Future, which draws on interviews and a national…
JAKUB CRCHA & SHACHI MOKASHI The coronavirus, by the virtue of its novelty, sudden unexpected appearance, and the scale of consequent disruption, has been easily incorporated into the…
Ananya Chakravarti’s The Empire of Apostles: Religion, Accommodatio and the Imagination of Empire in Modern Brazil and India (Oxford University Press), recovers the religious roots of Europe’… Visit…
Stories from the Takelma people are great information about how people thought about their world. This is important to me because I have direct ancestry with Takelma and…
Si hablamos de “Censura” a muchos nos vendrán a la mente imágenes en blanco y negro de una de las épocas más oscuras de la historia de España.…
Karl Polanyi Consideracions sobre Karl Polanyi en el marc d’un debat amb en Miquel Fernández, professor de la Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Karl Polany, la socialdemocràcia i el…
Comparto aquí una idea tan clara como necesaria de Isaac Asimov, la cual ayuda a reducir nuestra miopía mental en este siglo de bulos y creciente desinformación en…
[no-caption] Getty Images Heather Wascak was devastated. In 2014, within days of giving birth to a baby girl, Lucia, she was aching to be with her child. “She’s…
Professor David Tavárez’s edited volume, Words & Worlds Turned Around: Indigenous Christianities in Colonial Latin America (Boulder: University of Colorado Press, 2017), is a collection o… Visit New…
Desde que hemos tenido uso de razón, hemos conocido a los monstruos como unos seres decrépitos y despreciables… Los tiempos cambian, transformando la amorfa apariencia del engendro en…
When the Culture Wars Hit Fort Wayne In-depth reporting from Politico – the intersecting histories and politics in one midwestern city. And as I visited Oklahoma, it became…
Liam Porr (via waxy.org): Over the last two weeks, I’ve been promoting a blog written by GPT-3. I would write the title and introduction, add a photo, and…
In August of 2019, Professor John Nieto-Phillips joined SAR’s board of directors. He has brought to SAR a dedication to opening academic in…
What on earth are you thinking? Other people think they know, and many could make a pretty decent guess, simply from observing your behavior for a short while.…
On August 5 and 6, 2019, the Union Government of India unilaterally revoked the special status accorded to India’s only Muslim majority state of Jammu and Kashmir…
Kathleen Klaus, Assistant Professor of Politics at the University of San Francisco has written a terrific book, Political Violence in Kenya: Land, Elections, and Claim-Making published in 202……
In this episode, I talk with Dr. Leah Zani, a public anthropologist and poet based in California, about her truly wonderful book Bomb Children: Life in the Former…
On August 5, 2019, the Parliament of India unilaterally rescinded Article 370 of the Indian Constitution granting relative autonomy to the state…
La foto es de Sharad Haskar Reseña de ¿Por qué vivimos? Por una antropología de los fines, de Marc Augé, Traducción de Marta Pino, Gedisa. Barcelona, 2004. Este artículo apareció…