• Polity rocks the biographies

    Updated: 2012-12-26 23:53:45
    What is it with Polity and biographies lately? The British press has unleashed a slew of new biographies in the past few years. The have translated Joachim Radkau’s biography of Max Weber (all 700 pages of it) and now they are bringing Fournier’s biography of Durkheim to English. Along the way they’ve also published biographies of [...]

  • Returns to the Field

    Updated: 2012-12-24 21:43:09
    I’m a big fan of books about doing fieldwork and my essays reflecting on field experiences are an important part of my methods class. So I was interested to read a new volume of essays from Indiana entitled Returns to the Field: Multitemporal Research and Contemporary Anthropology.  Returns has a very straight-forward, baby-boomer agenda: all of [...]

  • Incidental Anthropology: Sworn Virgins, Genes and Ethnic Identity (or Race Redux), and “Americanizing” a Novel

    Updated: 2012-12-24 18:30:37
    Three things on this holiday week: 1) In Slate there was a wonderful photo essay on sworn virgins in the Balkans. Also, here is a BBC interview with Antonia Young, the author of Women Who Become Men. 2) What would a holiday week be without a minor donnybrook over race and genes? This week brings [...]

  • Dr. Who Is An Anthropologist

    Updated: 2012-12-21 19:47:56
    Clare’s recent post on Lords of Time prompted me to write up a blog entry that’s been frittering away on my hard drive for some time: Dr. Who is totally an anthropologist, isn’t he? He seems to know everything about everyone but is also totally clueless and seems not to know what he’s doing most of [...]

  • World’s Storehouse of Anthropological Knowledge Safe from Mayan Apocalypse!

    Updated: 2012-12-20 15:43:56
    As frequent readers of Ethnography.com (if there is such a thing) know, our esteemed founder Mark Dawson has disappeared from these pages after last posting on April 1, 2012.  Amazingly, he has even disappeared from the internet. But as exclusively reported , AAA has hired him, and he is on a top-secret mission to save [...]

  • About Jonathan Mair

    Updated: 2012-12-19 16:42:19
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    Updated: 2012-12-19 16:41:47
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  • Culanth.org: Doing It Right

    Updated: 2012-12-18 00:18:42
    I just wanted to give three cheers for culanth.org, the website of Cultural Anthropology. It is simply one of the nicest websites I’ve seen for an anthropology journal/AAA section. There is much to admire, but first and foremost is the beautiful clean and minimalist design of their homepage. Having overseen the redesign of the SLA [...]

  • How to turn ‘free samples’ into ‘open access’

    Updated: 2012-12-05 01:27:10
    About once a year Sage opens up all its content to the public — you create an account with them, logon, and download away. What’s the difference between Sage’s periodic giveaways and the AAA’s new Open Anthropology publication? Sage knows that what it’s doing is advertising, while ‘Open Anthropology’ is pretending to be an academic [...]

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