In November 2023, during the first phase of the genocide in Gaza, I published a text in Allegra Lab, asking how the word “ceasefire” could be such a ...
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The Statue of Liberty National Monument consists of two islands: Liberty Island (which hosts the State of Liberty) and Ellis Island, the site of the ...
In the Spirit of open-text, collaboration, communication and Good Anthropology... This blog is for educational purposes only; as such it is a ...
Scientists and Indigenous sailors in the Marshall Islands are studying seafaring and the human brain.
By David Sutton A number of scholars in Anthropology and related disciplines have posed the question “What is the Future of Food?” in our times of ...
Messias Basques is a Brazilian anthropologist. He graduated from the University of São Paulo with a BA in Social Sciences and earned a PhD in ...
Crowded Out: The True Costs of Crowdfunding Healthcare by Nora Kenworthy (MIT Press: 2024) One chilly winter day, I (the author of this review) was ...
The Disability Research Interest Group (DRIG) is thrilled to invite you to our #4 We are thrilled to invite you to our #4 Encore Presentation, ...
The origins of selkies were equally varied. Some believed them as fallen angels punished for minor sins. Others said they were humans cursed to live at ...
As pandemic restrictions began to ease in late 2021, the annual Finnish startup conference Slush made its return as an in-person event. Held for the first ...
Written by Vanessa Chang Introduction The influential computer scientist Mark Weiser once wrote that “a good tool is an invisible tool. By ...
Paying attention to gender relations in north-eastern Gabon leads to an emphasis on ethnography's propensity to provide access to the ‘minor mode of ...
