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Understanding the Shaman’s Tribulations

Guest Blogger , June 15th, 2022


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(Almost) Native Ethnography Meets the Heat of the Tunisian Desert

Ethnographic Refusals, Unruly Latinidades

Sarah Soliz , January 26th, 2022


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The New Death: Mortality and Death Care in the Twenty-First Century

Sarah Soliz , January 20th, 2022


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Designs and Anthropologies: Frictions and Affinities

Sarah Soliz , May 18th, 2021


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Trumpism, Mexican America, and the Struggle for Latinx Citizenship

Sarah Soliz , April 26th, 2021


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Religious Transformation in Maya Guatemala

Sarah Soliz , February 17th, 2021


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One (dis)placed ethnographer’s movements during the pandemic: Is the on-line world a lesser ethnographic world?

The Fear of Dahalo Bandits on a Drive Through the Alaotra Night (Madagascar)

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What does a Chicken, Drums, Whiskey, Gossip, and International Diplomacy have in common?

Archaeologies of Empire

Sarah Soliz , July 9th, 2020


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Batman’s Butler Alfred Philosophizes about Colonial Violence in British Burma

The Elephants, the Peace Process, and the Blindmen in a Myanmar Hotel Ballroom

Insistence on Voluntary Rohingya Repatriation to Myanmar Lacks ‘Moral Imagination’

What is Ethnography? Ethnografia ni nini?

The New Face of Ethnography, from Tanzania to Thailand

Rumba is good, even through war, through Ebola

Life as an Insect Inside a Glass Jar: Language Learning Through Immersion

A Liquor Store is like a Drive-Thru Cheers

College Internships and Fears of Hanging

George Orwell and the Modern Yangon INGO Worker

Lost Ethnographies, and other musings

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