Everything looks as it always does: the streets, the shops, the parks. But you know from the persistent news reports that you are vulnerable. You know it from the neighbor [...]
With the Category 5 cyclone Amphan hurtling towards first the Sundarbans, then Kolkata, and the rest of Bengal in May, both of us, scholars who have been working on the [...]
Crisis, Crisis Everywhere Perhaps more than any other idiom, “crisis” has come to shape collective understandings and responses to the Covid-19 pandemic. The term has become virtually ubiquitous in public [...]
by Kathryn E. Goldfarb and Janet Carsten AES is pleased to share this interview celebrating our 25th anniversary American Ethnologist article from 1995. Kathryn E. Goldfarb, assistant professor of anthropology at the University of Colorado, [...]
by Alize Arıcan AES is pleased to share this interview by Alize Arıcan, AES editorial intern and PhD candidate at the University of Illinois at Chicago, with Fırat Bozçalı, Assistant Professor [...]
How does the sky bleed? Slowly. She bleeds slowly, until she doesn’t. She is whole again. All this foolishness about skies is done. Her people and some persons have taken [...]
In 2029, on the 10th anniversary of the first Covid pandemic, former medical anthropologists Joe Dumit and Emilia Sanabria gather a range of primary sources to explore the undoing of [...]
Mask worn by the evil Virus character. Source: https://www.pexels.com/photo/green-and-black-dragon-figurine-4718639/ Zina sat on the edge of her bed, looking down at her knobby rope-veined hands, curled together her [...]
Since the outbreak of Covid-19, reports on wildlife reclaiming locked-down cities have flourished in all corners of the globe. You might have noticed that, albeit to a lesser extent, news [...]
“Let’s cultivate the movement we want, and leave space for others to do the same. There’s room. Let it breathe” (Adrienne Maree Brown 2017: 116). An American Suburb Near You Ordinary [...]
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