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Updated overview over anthropology blogs and their newest posts

by lorenz on Nov 15, 2011 in Open Access Anthropology and Knowledge Sharing, aboriginees, anthropology (general)

Nearly every hour an anthropologist somewhere on this planet publishes a blog post in English. The antropologi.info overviews over the newest blog posts in English are now updated with several new blogs. I’ve also removed some blogs that haven’t been updated for a while and tried to fix some bugs.

It’s not the edited overview with hand picked posts that Greg Downey at Neuroanthropology is looking for, though (and I hope will be realised somehow in the near future as well). I haven’t included all anthropology blogs, though, so there was some editing.

I’m sure I’ve missed some blogs, so please let me know if there are anthropology blogs that should be part of the overviews:

  • Overview over anthropology blogs and their latest posts: http://www.antropologi.info/blog/

  • Overview over the latest anthropology blog posts including blog search http://antropologi.info/feeds/anthropology/

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2 comments

Comment from: Barbara Miller

Barbara Miller

great overview – anthros are blogging about important and interesting issues

2011-11-16 @ 14:22

Comment from: Marjut

Marjut

Hi Lorenz,

thank you for these fantastic overviews in English, German and even Scandinavian languages! :-)

Best regards from Finland,
Marjut

2011-11-22 @ 21:27


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