Mayfield, Manchester. A post-industrial behemoth hidden in plain sight, altering imperceptibly as the city accelerates around it. At the height of the Industrial Revolution, Mayfield was home to the Thomas [...]
https://soundcloud.com/user-290295036/traces?si=ded39aec77d844e2a1fcdf270750a783&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing Ancient Water Town by Night. Suxi, China. Photo by the author. In Suxi, dusk greets me with a seepage of skin sensations, present and absent [...]
Mexico City freeway(a). Photo by the author Mexico City freeway(b). Photo by the author In February of this year, I spent a week in Mexico City, [...]
Yokohama, Japan. Photo by the author. As the March sun descends, the air around a hospital near Yokohama acquires a chill. An elderly group of volunteers has already [...]
This collection of flash ethnography explores dusk. Although dusk seems to be no more than the darkest moments of twilight when all traces of the sun’s light fade from the [...]
In the lead up to American Ethnologist’s special forum "Decolonizing Anthropology: Global Perspectives" (forthcoming in issue 50.3, August 2023), AE editorial assistants Charlotte Jolly and Eleanor Pollard visited Dr. [...]
As two graduate students preparing to “enter the field,” we increasingly find ourselves contemplating an important, yet uncomfortable, question: How will we know if we are doing ethical anthropology? [...]
Question posed by a user on r/MaladaptiveDreaming. Photo Credit: Reddit The YouTube video starts with silence, so heavy that I initially suspected a problem with [...]
AES is pleased to share this interview celebrating our 25th Anniversary American Ethnologist article from 1997. Vinicius de Aguiar Furuie, assistant professor of anthropology at the University of Toronto, interviews [...]
Our daughter, enjoying Pride festivities at Praça do Comércio in Lisbon. We were there for Andrea to conduct fieldwork in Portugal, which is the homeland of Tracy's parents. [...]
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