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The Uncultured Project
The Uncultured Project is about fighting global poverty, about one man’s decision to try and make the world a better place. It’s a story told through a website and promoted on YouTube. Ima… more →
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The Uncultured Project
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dlende wrote 3 weeks ago: The Uncultured Project is about fighting global poverty, about one man’s decision to try and m … more →
Human Terrain Team member blog by Ben Wintersteen
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llwynn wrote 1 month ago: Readers familiar with the ongoing discussions on the utilisation of anthropological knowledge and th … more →
RIEP5: Ethnography and The Ivory Tower (MP3)
enkerli wrote 2 months ago: Ethnography in/of/outside academia. RIEP5: Ethnography and the Ivory Tower (MP3) … more →
RIEP5: Ethnography and The Ivory Tower (Enhanced)
enkerli wrote 2 months ago: Ethnography in/of/outside academia. RIEP5: Ethnography and the Ivory Tower (Enhanced) … more →
Funerals and Food Coping in Rural Lesotho
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dlende wrote 3 months ago: By Brandon Sparks Imagine you are hungry. You have been hungry for weeks, with no end in sight due t … more →
Critique – Making a Difference
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dlende wrote 3 months ago: Critique is option #1 in our Top Ten Ways for Anthropologists to Make a Difference, and the principa … more →
Expanding the Top Ten Ways for Anthropologists to Make a Difference
dlende wrote 3 months ago: Last month’s The Top Ten Ways for Anthropologists to Make a Difference outlined how people’s work ca … more →
Patricia Omidian, Applied Anthropologist in Afghanistan, on the Human Terrain System
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Maximilian Forte wrote 3 months ago: Dr. Patricia A. Omidian started her work in Peshawar, Pakistan, in 1997. She traveled to and conduct … more →
Survey: Applied Anthropology and Military Engagement in the Human Terrain System
Maximilian Forte wrote 4 months ago: This is to announce a survey, prepared and administered by Nikki Kuper (an Honours student in anthro … more →
Public Anthropology by Biological Anthropologists
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dlende wrote 4 months ago: “Public anthropology” is often presented as primarily an effort of cultural anthropology. For exampl … more →
funny thing happened
asnea525 wrote 4 months ago: sometimes one can get caught up in new things, people, and places. sometimes different is so good an … more →
Engaging & Dispatching Memetics
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dlende wrote 4 months ago: I am reading the book Engaging Anthropology: The Case for a Public Presence by the anthropologist Th … more →
Ethics bureaucracies and student research
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llwynn wrote 4 months ago: When I arrived at Macquarie in 2007, I had big plans for my students. I was scheduled to teach a po … more →
Top Ten Ways for Anthropologists to Make A Difference
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dlende wrote 4 months ago: (1) Critique. Our default position, but sometimes it does work. (Just not as well or as often as we … more →
Paul Farmer: This I Believe
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dlende wrote 4 months ago: Paul Farmer is a doctor and an anthropologist, and spoke as part of NPR’s series This I Believ … more →
Community-Based Work and the Importance of Being Integrative – The Ganey Award and Video
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dlende wrote 5 months ago: In April I had the honor of receiving the Rodney F. Ganey, Ph.D., Faculty Community-Based Research A … more →
Varieties of Public Anthropology
dlende wrote 5 months ago: So I wrote an overview of Rob Borofsky’s efforts in Public Anthropology the other day. But there are … more →
New books
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Third Tone Devil wrote 5 months ago: Ethnography and the Corporate Encounter: Reflections on Research in and of Corporations, with chapte … more →
Public Anthropology
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dlende wrote 5 months ago: Yanomami Girl by Victor Englebert Public anthropology happens when anthropologists engage with publi … more →
