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Guest bloggers at antropologi.info

by lorenz on May 24, 2006 in notes, GUEST BLOGGING

Savage Minds has recently done an excellent job in hosting guest bloggers. During the following weeks and months, you might also read entries from guest bloggers here on antropologi.info. My main objective is to to broaden the anthropological community / blogosphere by recruiting anthropologists that have never blogged before, but you might also find texts by other bloggers on specific topics.

PS: While both anthropology.net and Savage Minds follow the American 4-field-approach, the focus here on antropologi.info is rather on the British tradition of social anthropology (or lesser known traditions).

UPDATE:
First Guest Blogger: Denise Carter. Her first post: The Birth of a Cyberethnographer: The MU5 is to Blame

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2 comments

Comment from: Kerim Friedman

Kerim Friedman

Looking forward to this!

2006-05-25 @ 01:03

Comment from: anthronaut

anthronaut

Me too, I’m curious!

2006-05-25 @ 12:18


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