Blogs about: Cultural Anthropology

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Is burn-out an American phenomenon?4 comments

Phil wrote 4 days ago: Part of my sabbatical is designed to understand how better to help pastors and their families avoid … more »

Tags: Christianity: Leaders and Leadership, SBI, pastoral renewal, pastors and pastoring, Burnout, Christianity, Pastors, Stress

The Motivation Behind the Uncontacted Amazon Indians6 comments

Kambiz Kamrani wrote 1 week ago: Remember that sensational set of photos of the ‘uncontacted’ people from the Brazilian-P … more »

Tags: Blog, Culture, Brazil, Perú, envira region, contact, Amazon

What Do You Think, is Pair-Bonding the Key to Strong Kinship?4 comments

Kambiz Kamrani wrote 2 weeks ago: Bernard Chapais, an anthropologist at the University of Montreal, specializes in studying primate so … more »

Tags: Blog, Book Review, bernard chapais, Human Evolution, Kinship, social behavior

Cross Cultural Burial Rituals

Kambiz Kamrani wrote 2 weeks ago: I stumbled upon this list of 10 ‘extraordinary’ burial ceremonies that I want to pass on … more »

Tags: Blog, Culture, Ritual, burial ceremonies, death

The Concept of Race6 comments

tashaspawn wrote 2 weeks ago: Introduction Before I dive into the concept of race, I just want to thank Kambiz for this opportunit … more »

Tags: Blog, Culture, Race, concept of race

Paul Ehrlich and Carl Zimmer discuss Cultural Evolution on Bloggingheads.tv1 comment

Kambiz Kamrani wrote 3 weeks ago: I have brought up Paul Ehrlich a lot lately. And this morning Razib emailed me a link to an intervie … more »

Tags: Blog, Video, Culture, Cultural Evolution, Paul Ehrlich, Bloggingheads.tv

More on Cultural Evolution1 comment

Kambiz Kamrani wrote 3 weeks ago: Cultural evolution has been a pretty active and heated topic in the anthropology blogosphere, especi … more »

Tags: Blog, Evolution, Culture, Cultural Evolution, evolutionary theory

Digitage of Nakoda-Stoney-Sibbald Flat

Maureen Flynn-Burhoe wrote 4 weeks ago: Digitage of Nakoda-Stoney-Sibbald Flat Work-in-process “The Stoney-Nakoda bands, commonly … more »

Tags: Anthropology, Canadian Studies, Ethnography, forgetting, governance, History, Human Geography, Justice, Memory

Memory work: colonialism, control, civilization1 comment

Maureen Flynn-Burhoe wrote 1 month ago: Haraway’s work examines how ideology informs science both through legitimization of claims and … more »

Tags: Memory Work, Social Justice, Anthropology, Memory, forgetting, Writers and theorists, economic efficiency, My Reviews of Books, Social History Timeline

Harper's Apology: Politics and the Ethical Imperative: Canada's Aboriginal Residential School Survivors' Closure and Healing

Maureen Flynn-Burhoe wrote 1 month ago: From a political philosophy viewpoint, an apology is an ethical act by which the perpetrator admits … more »

Tags: Anthropology, cultural studies, democracy, Ethnography, forgetting, governance, heimlich, Hospitality, Human Geography

Cultural Evolution: Can natural selection explain cultural rates of change?2 comments

Kambiz Kamrani wrote 1 month ago: PNAS has just published a back and forth discussion between John Skoyles and Deborah Rogers and Paul … more »

Tags: Blog, Computer Model, Cultural Evolution, Evolution, natural selection, Simulation

Ancient mtDNA sheds some light on gender roles in Ancient Greece2 comments

Kambiz Kamrani wrote 1 month ago: Historians have for a long time thought ancient women of Greece were treated as property. That … more »

Tags: archaeology, Blog, Physical Anthropology, Adna, ancient dna, Ancient Greece, Culture, gender roles, Genetics

A Review of the "What does it mean to be human?" panel at the 2008 World Science Festival18 comments

Kambiz Kamrani wrote 1 month ago: Wired Science shared some news of an interesting panel titled, “What it means to be human … more »

Tags: Physical Anthropology, Blog, Culture, Genetics, primatology, Evolutionary Psychology, Cognition, Neuroscience, Psychology

Aerial Photos of Uncontacted People at the Brazilian-Peruvian Border13 comments

Kambiz Kamrani wrote 1 month ago: Survival International, the non-profit organization that helps tribal peoples defend their lives, pr … more »

Tags: Blog, Photo, Amazon, Brazil, contact, Culture, envira region, Perú

Michael Tomasello on How Humans Are Unique5 comments

Kambiz Kamrani wrote 1 month ago: Michael Tomasello, a well known comparative psychologist, has a column in today’s New York Tim … more »

Tags: Audio, Blog, Physical Anthropology, Podcast, Cognition, comparative psychology, Culture, Evolutionary Psychology, michael tomasello

David Harrison speaks about "When Languages Die"19 comments

Kambiz Kamrani wrote 1 month ago: About 9 months ago, I shared some news of language extinction and the conservation efforts of K. Dav … more »

Tags: Blog, Linguistic Anthropology, Video, Conservation, Culture, knowledge, language, language conservation, Linguistics

Greed, groupthink, and the housing/debt crisis1 comment

Phil wrote 2 months ago: This week I heard a great program on “This American Life” (NPR) regarding the housing an … more »

Tags: self-deception, News and politics, News, groupthink, greed, housing, npr

The Genius of Kinship: Human Kinship Systems and the Search for Human Origins113 comments

dziebelg wrote 2 months ago: Thank you, Kambiz, for letting me introduce my new book to the Anthropology.net community. The story … more »

Tags: archaeology, Blog, Culture, Genetics, german dziebel, Kinship, peopling of the americas

Introducing a new guest blogger, German Dziebel, author of “The Genius of Kinship”1 comment

Kambiz Kamrani wrote 2 months ago: I recently got an email from German Dziebel letting me know that he’s recently published his b … more »

Tags: Blog, Culture, german dziebel, Kinship, the genius of kinship


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