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Joyce Burkhalter Flueckiger, “Material Acts in Everyday Hindu Worlds” (SUNY Press, 2020)

In her fascinating book, Material Acts in Everyday Hindu Worlds (SUNY Press, 2020), Joyce Flueckiger analyzes the agency of materiality, that is, the ability of materials to have…

  • Post date 22nd July 2020
  • Post author By Marshall Poe

Schneur Zalman Newfield, “Degrees of Separation: Identity Formation While Leaving Ultra-Orthodox Judaism” (Temple UP, 2020)

Those who exit a religion—particularly one they were born and raised in—often find themselves at sea in their efforts to transition to life beyond their community. In Degrees…

  • Post date 22nd July 2020
  • Post author By Marshall Poe

Port cities as hubs of diversity and inclusivity: The case of Rotterdam

Port cities are a particular type of territory and are often long-standing examples of resilience, bringing opportunities, wealth, and innovation to their nations and their citizens. They have…

  • Post date 22nd July 2020
  • Post author By Leiden Anthropology Blog

Allegra #Summerbreak

Allegra is going on holidays from 22 July to 22 August. We’re happy to continue receiving all your suggestions and submissions while on leave, but are unlikely to…

  • Post date 22nd July 2020
  • Post author By Allegra

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  • Post date 22nd July 2020
  • Post author By genova68

Las emociones en el Paleolítico

La Prehistoria fue la época en la que, gracias a la evolución cognitiva, se forjó a fuego lento nuestra conducta. ¿Cómo han influido las emociones en este proceso?…

  • Post date 22nd July 2020
  • Post author By anthropologies

Rogue River Peoples, Oregon

On a bright summer day I was visiting the Rogue River Valley and stopped at upper Table Rock. I knew about the trail to the top and park…

  • Post date 21st July 2020
  • Post author By Ethnohistory Research, LLC | David G. Lewis, PhD

Open Call: #AnthroEducate!

Imagine dozens of tables in a huge hall, with 12-15 children sitting at each. They negotiate with each other, squabble, and make up. They need to decide among…

  • Post date 21st July 2020
  • Post author By Allegra

Reflecting on the Rise of the Hoteps

Egyptian culture and art have been harnessed by some African Americans as a focal point for Black pride. Steve Evans/Flickr A meme circulating on social media shows “the…

  • Post date 21st July 2020
  • Post author By Miranda Lovett

It’s Time to Study Reparations

The moment has come for a government commission on slavery and its present-day impacts; the moment has come for profound change. Last year on Juneteenth—an annual holiday commemorating…

  • Post date 21st July 2020
  • Post author By Chelsea Horton

5 minute journaling

I actually heard about this through Emma Watson. Not that I know her personally at all, but there I was watching Vogue on Youtube and I came across…

  • Post date 21st July 2020
  • Post author By Rebecca Maxwell

R. S. Dieng and A. O’Reilly, “Feminist Parenting: Perspectives from Africa and Beyond” (Demeter Press, 2020)

How have the everyday practices of parenting been shaped by patriarchy and coloniality? What are the transformative potentials of feminist parenting? In Feminist Parenting: Perspectives from Africa and…

  • Post date 21st July 2020
  • Post author By Marshall Poe

RfM-Debatte 2020: Drei Sprachen sind genug fürs Abitur! – Kommentar von Dr. Till Woerfel, Dr. Almut Küppers & Prof. Dr. Christoph Schroeder

  • Post date 21st July 2020
  • Post author By Rat für Migration

Una revolución en la disciplina: Antropología industrial e inteligencia artificial

De entre todas las características que tiene la antropología, una que atrae a muchas personas es su versatilidad respecto de las labores a las que uno como profesional…

  • Post date 21st July 2020
  • Post author By anthropologies

From Bat Soup to Bean Sprouts: Coronavirus Food Fears in Historical Perspective by Jack Greatrex

On a trip to Shandong, China, at the end of January 2020, a few days after the lockdown of Wuhan, I watched a video of a stewed bat…

  • Post date 21st July 2020
  • Post author By Jack Greatrex

Things and the Company They Keep

Alisse Waterston Lochlann Jain. 2019. Things That Art: A Graphic Menagerie of Enchanting Curiosity. Toronto: University of Toronto Press. 121 pages. To cite this article: Alisse Waterston (2019…

  • Post date 20th July 2020
  • Post author By Katie Nelson

December 2019

Volume 11 | Number 3 | December 2019 FEATURES On the Road During a Time of War: Migrant Journeys Througha Wary Europe By Mary D’Ambrosio The Syrian War…

  • Post date 20th July 2020
  • Post author By Katie Nelson

Anne-Christine Trémon: Variegated Valuation: Governance and Circuits of Value in Shenzhen

Over the past two decades, the central authorities in the People’s Republic of China have shown an increasing concern about the inequalities between urban dwellers and predominantly rural hukou (resi…

  • Post date 20th July 2020
  • Post author By focaal_admin

Anchoring our days through the senses during South Africa’s lockdown

IWe had been in lockdown since 18th March 2020 when J.’s daycare closed for a break. A few days later, on 23rd March, South Africa’s President Ramaphosa announced…

  • Post date 20th July 2020
  • Post author By Joy Owen

Will U.S. University Students Spread COVID-19?

In the 1980s, the Reagan administration made plans for the orderly evacuation of U.S. cities in the event of an imminent nuclear war. Supposedly, city residents with odd-numbered…

  • Post date 20th July 2020
  • Post author By Hugh Gusterson

In and outside the nursing home: On the (im)possibilities of meaningful contact while being held apart by Natashe Lemos Dekker

Ben (77) wrote this poem when he became unable to visit his wife Lise in the nursing home where she lived, expressing the loss and desperation of suddenly…

  • Post date 20th July 2020
  • Post author By Natashe Lemos Dekker

Anthropology and Economics in the Public Eye

How can anthropologists approach the influence of economists? The COVID-19 pandemic and how to mitigate its effects is only one recent public and policy issue on which anthropologists…

  • Post date 20th July 2020
  • Post author By Chelsea Horton

First in Masks? How Czechs Wore Face Masks When There Weren’t Any Available by Susanna Trnka

On March 18, 2020, the Czech Republic became the first country in Europe to legislate mandatory coverage of the mouth and nose in all public areas in an…

  • Post date 20th July 2020
  • Post author By Susanna Trnka

Stuart Dunmore on his book, Language Revitalisation in Gaelic Scotland

Interview by Christian Puma-Ninacuri https://edinburghuniversitypress.com/book-language-revitalisation-in-gaelic-scotland.html Christian Puma-Ninacuri: Gaelic-medium education (GME) has been develope…

  • Post date 20th July 2020
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