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07/06/08

Online: New book on the cultural significance of Free Software

How has Free Software transformed not only software, but also music, film, science, and education? Anthropologist and Savage Minds blogger Christopher M. Kelty explores this question in his new book "Two bits" that now is "available for purchase, for do… more »

21/05/08

Ethnographic study: Social network sites are "virtual campfires"

After five years participant observation, anthropologist Jenny Ryan has published her masters' thesis about the social network sites Facebook, My Space and Tribe.net. She created a beautiful web version of her thesis at http://www.thevirtualcampfire.org/… more »

27/04/08

New e-zine: American Ethnography

Anthropologist Martin Høyem has launched the e-zine "American Ethnography", an "internet glossy on the study of cultures": We cover ethnography that relates to anything we would call America. We aim to present the tradition and practice of ethnograph… more »

30/03/08

Another way of doing fieldwork: Developing websites with your informants!

Indigenous communities have embraced the internet from early on. The website of the Oneida Indian Nation was set up before the website for the White House. Anthropologist Maximilian C. Forte has developped several websites in collaboration with indigenou… more »

05/03/08

"Visual Anthropology of Japan" and more new blogs

Visual Anthropology of Japan" is the name of the blog by anthropologist Steven Fedorowicz (Kansai Gaidai University). All of his students in his class with the same name are required to blog. He links to more than a dozen student blogs. He explains:… more »

26/02/08

Plans to study anthropological online communities and Open Access movement

Anthropology of anthropology: How do anthropologists form online communities? How are open access publishing and other developments that have sprung up online changing community boundaries? Soon, an anthropologist will do fieldwork among us online anthro… more »

“Focalizar o que é comum aos seres humanos” / Open Access Anthropology in Brasil

What do all humans have in common? My interview with anthropologist Christoph Antweiler in German about his book on cultural universalisms has been translated into Portuguese and will be published in the journal Revista ANTHROPOLÓGICAS. You can download… more »

22/02/08

Permalink 00:40:36, by Lorenz Email . Categories: fieldwork / methods, media, internet, websites

Professor lets students blog their field experiences: More than 20 new blogs online!

Anthropology professor Joe Rubenstein has started an interesting project: Students in his course "Field Methods" are expected to blog their field experiences (it seems). Their research topic is teens and adolescence. "The purpose of writing on our bl… more »

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