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Family Inheritance by Ulises J. Espinoza
Bienvenue en France: The Poetics of Vulnerability by Camilo Leon-Quijano
Too Girly, Too Emotional, Too Much. Finding Myself in Academia by Christina Kefala
Panic! at the Fieldsite, or the Disingenuity of Clear Narratives by Nishtha Tewari
Things that Linger: Dreams, Vulnerability, and Care by Clara Lee
Makan apa? by Binar (Mentari) Malahayati
A Love Letter She Might Never Read by Aika Sato
Life Like a Statement by María Fernanda Olarte-Sierra
On Grief and Professional Solitude by Lalaie Ameeriar
Dilemmas of the Mother-Anthropologist by Gwen Burnyeat and Juliana Franco Calvo
Revisiting Heritage and Homelessness by David Tutchener
Anthropology that Breaks your Heart: The Risk of Proximity by Alexandra Dantzer
25th Anniversary Retrospective: American Ethnologist in the Year 2000
by Emma Kahn, Katie Donlan, and Nadine VanniasinkamEmbodying Trauma, Listening to Hope by Emanuela Nadia Borghi
Awful Anthropology by Maryam Fouad
Hard To See by Deborah A. Boehm
Blending Art and Science by Meghna Roy
Life, Still Life, and Death in Northern Pakistan by Hassan F. Virk
Living Archives By Lucas Rozell, Emily Reynolds, and Kathryn E. Goldfarb
The Bird’s Lament by Chiara Pussetti
El Afecto en la Experiencia Etnográfica de la Muerteby Oriol Pascual Pérez
The Past is a Möbius Strip: Ghosts in Post-Displacement Central Europe by Karina Hoření
For Kostya: Brother, Friend, Warrior by Hanna Dosenko
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AES, a section of the American Anthropological Association (AAA), publishes the journal American Ethnologist, which can be found in AnthroSource.
