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We Are Not Alternative: A Communal Take on Theorization and Canon in Anthropology Theory Courses - Part 4: On the Future of Anthropology
Elise Ferrer, Nada Bahgat, Madison Shomaker
We Are Not Alternative: A Communal Take on Theorization and Canon in Anthropology Theory Courses - Part 3: The Role of Desire
By Elise Ferrer, Nada Bahgat, Madison Shomaker
We Are Not Alternative: A Communal Take on Theorization and Canon in Anthropology Theory Courses - Part 2: Letting Canon and Theory Burn
By Elise Ferrer, Nada Bahgat, Madison Shomaker
We Are Not Alternative: A Communal Take on Theorization and Canon in Anthropology Theory Courses - Part 1: Setting Out on a Theoretical Journey
By Elise Ferrer, Nada Bahgat, Madison Shomaker
Fieldwork Confessionals
Special section with contributions from Alix Johnson, Chloe Ahmann, Amy Krauss, Amy Leia McLachlan, Alonso Gamarra and Eduardo Pimentel Mauricci, Ana María Forero Angel, Erin McFee, Ali Feser, and Shaka McGlotten. Read the entire section on Anthrosource.
Staying at the Margins: A Reflective Interview with Yongjia Liang
Eileen Jahn and Pamila Gupta interview Yongjia Liang, using his recent American Anthropologist article as a starting point to probe the genealogies of Chinese anthropology and to learn more about anthropology in and of China.
Holding Our Sights: A Conversation with Professor Leniqueca Welcome
By Chinonye Alma Otuonye
Thinking with Our Hands: A Conversation with Professor Ashanté Reese
By Chinonye Alma Otuonye
Call for Complaint, Part II—New Grammars for Worlding Anthropology
An inventory of complaints about the everyday experience of global power relations in anthropology in the form of poems, manifestos, videos, photographs, and personal reflections. Solicited from anthropologists from around the world and curated by the World Anthropologies Team.
Call for Complaint, Part I—Colonial Hauntings
An inventory of complaints about the everyday experience of global power relations in anthropology in the form of poems, manifestos, videos, photographs, and personal reflections. Solicited from anthropologists from around the world and curated by the World Anthropologies team.
Vital Topics Forum: Geopolitical Lives
Organized by Samar al-Bulushi and Kristin Peterson, with contributions from Sahana Ghosh, Jatin Dua, Negar Razavi, Madiha Tahir, Kamari Maxine Clarke, Anneeth Kaur Hundle, and Samar al-Bulushi