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Politics, Mental Health, and Vietnam’s Age of Anxiety’ – Somatosphere
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A Life of Worry: Politics, Mental Health, and Vietnam’s Age of Anxiety by Allen Tran (University of California Press: 2023) In A Life of Worry, Allen ...

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What Foragers Teach Us about Seasons and Social Change
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✽ If you ask a BaYaka Forager in the Central African rainforest, “Where do you live?,” they often reply with a question of their own: “Mouanga or ...

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A Traveler Waits in the Stars for Those Willing to Learn How to Look
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A new book shows that the Northern Dene people of Alaska and Canada have known far more about the stars than an earlier generation of scientists were ...

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Curated Collection: Criminalizing Immigration – Anthropology News
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Article begins Curated Collections highlight previously published articles from our AnthroSource archives that speak to urgent issues in the ...

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At the state’s gate: The uncomplicated coexistence of ideas about rights and hospitality among Syrian refugee youths in Jordan
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Introduction In the short story Before the Law, Franz Kafka writes about a man from the country who attempts to access the law. At the gate to the law ...

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Resonant Refusal: Gaza’s Signals of Survival
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Article begins Since October 2023, we have witnessed the first livestreamed genocide. Scrolling through my social media feeds, I encounter the ...

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The Bow, the Brain, and the Human Mind
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In the southern Kalahari, under a blistering sun, a bowhunter edges toward a grazing antelope. He tracks minute depressions in the sand. He reads the ...

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How Puerto Rico’s Queer Ballroom Scene Critiques U.S. Empire – SAPIENS
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Sensing hesitation in the crowd about being the first to grab someone and start critiquing their looks, Father E storms around with a mic and gives a ...

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Peasant Reserve Zones as Techno-socio-environmental Assemblages
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Peasant Reserve Zones (Zonas de Reserva Campesina, or ZRCs in Spanish) constitute a legal framework established to organize territories historically ...

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How AI is Decoding Centuries of Archaeological Data
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Archaeology has always been a discipline of fragments. Potsherds, partial skeletons, stratified soils. But perhaps its most elusive fragments lie in the ...

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How Copper Miners Might Have Engineered Humanity’s Greatest Invention
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The Wheel Was Not Born in a DayThe wheel looms large in the popular imagination as a spark of genius—perhaps the defining artifact of early human ingenuity. ...

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Laying Down the Dead, Rising Up the Maya
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In a clearing not far from the ceremonial heart of Ceibal—one of the oldest known monumental centers in the Maya lowlands—archaeologists have uncovered ...

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