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Written by Yann Perreau The deeper we explore humanity’s past, the harder it becomes to sustain some of the most powerful political myths of the ...

Inquiries about an anthropologist’s purpose reveal a lot about why anthropology remains illegible to people working for the welfare of Muslims in Hyderabad, ...

Climate change is often described as a slow and uneven process. In recent years, winters in the European North have felt milder, or at least less ...

A HOT early Sunday afternoon, the deafening sound of the cicadas on the cherry tress that line the small stream behind out house, and the sound of shouting ...

Our final correspondence: 石西: 明日の事はわかりませんがとりあえず楽しくておつきあいをいただいたことありがとうございました me: BEST FRIEND 石西: ゆーつー This might not be the most appropriate memorial ...

My research trip this summer was to Hiroshima. The first place I went to was the Hiroshima Memorial Peace Park and Museum. I have been there before, on ...

This post is the second of the VAoJ Hiroshima Research Trip Arc. In keeping with my recent and ongoing tachinomi project, I wanted to experience the ...

This is the third post in the VAoJ Hiroshima Research Trip Arc. The day's main event (7/8/25): the baseball game between the host Hiroshima Carp and the ...

In the Spirit of open-text, collaboration, communication and Good Anthropology... This blog is for educational purposes only; as such it is a ...