queer hauntography of girl joy and all the messy places by deniz atakan gürbüz
This piece is part of the “Anthropology that Breaks Your Heart” series, a project inspired by the work of Ruth Behar’s The Vulnerable Observer (1996). I came to my [...]
Family Inheritance by Ulises J. Espinoza
This piece is part first instalment of the “Anthropology that Breaks Your Heart” series, a project inspired by the work of Ruth Behar’s The Vulnerable Observer (1996). “Lo más [...]
Bienvenue en France: The Poetics of Vulnerability by Camilo Leon-Quijano
This piece is part of the “Anthropology that Breaks Your Heart” series, a project inspired by the work of Ruth Behar’s The Vulnerable Observer (1996). “En aquel tiempo yo [...]
Too Girly, Too Emotional, Too Much. Finding Myself in Academia by Christina Kefala
This piece is part of the “Anthropology that Breaks Your Heart” series, a project inspired by the work of Ruth Behar’s The Vulnerable Observer (1996). Anthropology never broke my [...]
Panic! at the Fieldsite, or the Disingenuity of Clear Narratives by Nishtha Tewari
This piece is part of the “Anthropology that Breaks Your Heart” series, a project inspired by the work of Ruth Behar’s The Vulnerable Observer (1996). I woke up drenched. The [...]
Things that Linger: Dreams, Vulnerability, and Care by Clara Lee
This piece is part of the “Anthropology that Breaks Your Heart” series, a project inspired by the work of Ruth Behar’s The Vulnerable Observer (1996). We may write about [...]
Makan apa? by Binar (Mentari) Malahayati
This piece is part of the “Anthropology that Breaks Your Heart” series, a project inspired by the work of Ruth Behar’s The Vulnerable Observer (1996). “Makan apa?” is a two-part [...]
A Love Letter She Might Never Read by Aika Sato
This piece is part of the “Anthropology that Breaks Your Heart” series, a project inspired by the work of Ruth Behar’s The Vulnerable Observer (1996). To learn is to steal, [...]
Life Like a Statement by María Fernanda Olarte-Sierra
This piece is part of the “Anthropology that Breaks Your Heart” series, a project inspired by the work of Ruth Behar’s The Vulnerable Observer (1996). Prelude I wrote the below [...]
On Grief and Professional Solitude by Lalaie Ameeriar
This piece is part of the “Anthropology that Breaks Your Heart” series, a project inspired by the work of Ruth Behar’s The Vulnerable Observer (1996). I heard the phone [...]
