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Category: persons and theories

01/08/07

"To know what's happening around the world, you have to study the knowledge of local people"

Recently, we cound find a portrait of anthropologist Melissa Leach in the Guardian. At the age of 35, Leach became professor of the Institute of Development Studies at Sussex University. Now, at 42 and proficient in four African languages, she has been m… more »

05/07/07

Keith Hart is blogging

Economic anthropologist Keith Hart has upgraded his website The Memory Bank. Now it looks more like a blog and produces a RSS-feed so it's easier to follow. Apart from his blog posts, his book on the anthropology of money is online and many papers. more »

New Proposals - New Open Access Journal

Anthropologist Charles Menzies is the editor of a new open access journal called New Proposals: Journal of Marxism and Interdisciplinary Inquiry: New Proposals is a journal of Marxism and interdisciplinary Inquiry that is dedicated to the radical tran… more »

11/06/07

Dissertation: Survival in the Rainforest

Are hunter-gatherer communities able to rely completely on the rainforest environment for their food, without any dependence on food traded from farming societies? How has their life changed as a result of settling down? How has the community responded… more »

06/06/07

Anthropological perspectives on suicide bombing

"On Suicide Bombing" is the title of a new book by anthropologist Talal Asad. In the introduction he writes: For many non-Muslims in the United States, Western Europe, and Israel, the suicide bomber quickly became the icon of an Islamic “culture of de… more »

18/05/07

Permalink 19:20:42, by Lorenz Email . Categories: persons and theories

Mary Douglas has passed away

(via Savage Minds) Mary Douglas has died aged 86. She was the most widely read British social anthropologist of her generation, Richard Fardon writes in an orbituary in the Guardian. If she had to be recalled for a single achievement, Fardon continues, "… more »

18/04/07

"But We Are Still Native People" - Tad McIlwraith's dissertation is online

Our fellow anthro-blogger Tad McIlwraith has successfully defended his dissertation "But We Are Still Native People’: Talking about Hunting and History in a Northern Athapaskan Village" that now can be downloaded from his website (The graduates in his ye… more »

02/04/07

Five more interviews on cultural complexity!

One of my jobs consists in interviewing researchers in the research program Cultural Complexity in the new Norway. Five of these interviews have been translated into English, I've just put them online: Traveling to Turkey to Understand Norway Anthrop… more »

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