#Ethnography

robert rosencrans

rfrosencrans

I’m an adipose tissue biologist. I study sympathetic nerve action on adipocytes. This month is my first committee meeting since beginning to intensely read weight bias literature. I’m nervous to

Dr. Tarango

atarango1

I’ve been watching the women academics around me with children and without tenure struggle so hard during this pandemic with trying to juggle work/life responsibilities. This article sheds light on

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lifeindiaspora

This place is an overwhelming, alienating, cesspool of negativity these days. I pick and choose what I engage with and leave. And there is a lot going on, so much

Society for Cultural Anthropology

culanth

Starting in 15 minutes!! If you can't make it, we'll be live-tweeting in this thread!https://twitter.com/culanth/status/1308083235126153221 We're off! @savannahshange begins by clarifying the difference between revolution and ab

Thomas Strong

strongthomas

A several years when I first arrived at @MaynoothUni I taught a course called, simply 'Affect.' A third year seminar focus on the then cutting edge and trendy topic. I

Joseph M. Pierce

PepePierce

Apparently, there is an *ongoing* discussion (like today) of whether Native Americans were "cannibals" and that it was "proven" so. Here are some resources to dispel that myth, since it

Aaron Winter

aaronzwinter

THREAD: The critique of terrorism studies, counterterrorism & CVE (fields/policies/practices) in terms of race & racism is much needed. It's something I've been calling for & writing about for awhile.

Miami University Anthropology

MiamiUAnthro

Things have been a little hectic at semester end, so apologies for a little lateness. I'd like present our 2019-2020 Anthropology Student Awards, in no particular order .... Valarie Gabbard

Jennifer J. Carroll, PhD MPH (she/her)

veruka2

5/ ...put warehouse and delivery staff at risk. She had been doing all the homework. Her friend from class, in a different state, had been calling her daily to explain

Dr Felicity Sedgewick

SedgewickF

It is Paper 14 of 52 today - "Autism and Christianity: an ethnographic intervention", Bustion, 2017, Journal of the American Academy of ReligionSeems appropriate for #EasterSunday #WeeklyPapers #Autism #NeurodiverseChurch I've

History of Central Asia and Khorâsan

BiruniKhorasan

Of all my ancestors contributions to mankind, I must say this is one my favorite ones: trousers!The oldest known trousers were found at the Yanghai cemetery, extracted from mummies in

Tyler Alterman

TylerAlterman

1/ 2020 will see the dawn of the metatribe. Here is an ethnography. 2/ I first heard the term "metatribe" on the Intellectual Explorer's Club podcast in a conversation between

Nabila Disarifianti

lalalalalalak_

Primary and Secondary Sources : Case Studies#DesignResearch w e e k 3 .Design is to solve a problem. But how we know that there is a problem? Sebenernya, desain

Jonathan Rosa

DrJonathanRosa

This weekend I learned a manuscript I once submitted to a flagship anthropology journal, which was trashed bc it allegedly lacked empirical evidence to support my claims about racial &

Jennifer J. Carroll, PhD MPH (she/her)

veruka2

1/ I am a university professor. I teach undergraduates who have been isolated at home and taking classes "remotely" for 3 weeks. Here are some things that have happened during

Greg Downey

GregDowney1

Advice for turning your PhD into a book in anthropology, from a journal editor who sees a lot of dissertation chapters and has reviewed first book manuscripts for four presses: