Moving Beyond War
Filed in A-Featured & Anthropology & Current Events & Politics | July 15, 2009
Douglas P. Fry looks at the North Korea nuclear crisis in a new light.
Archive for the 'Anthropology' Category
A New Guinea Slideshow
Filed in A-Featured & Anthropology & Sociology | July 10, 2009
Picture from New Guinea.
How Cannibalism Caused a New Guinean Epidemic
Filed in A-Featured & Anthropology & Current Events & History & Religion & Science | July 9, 2009
Can an ancient disease be linked to cannibalism?
Why You Won’t Find an Ambulance in the Jungle
Filed in A-Featured & Anthropology & Geography & Science & UK | July 8, 2009
Vojtech Novotny, author of Notebooks from New Guinea, writes about a medical emergency in the village where he was researching.
A Few Questions for Vojtech Novotny
Filed in A-Featured & Anthropology & Science & Sociology | July 7, 2009
A look into the research and work of Czech author and scientist, Vojtech Novotny in New Guinea.
Traditional Polynesian Tattooing
Filed in A-Featured & Anthropology & Art & UK & World History | March 19, 2008
Adrienne L. Kaeppler, author of The Pacfic Arts of Polynesia and Micronesia, tells us a little about traditional Polynesian tattooing
An Interview With Ethan Rarick
Filed in A-Editor's Picks & A-Featured & American History & Anthropology & Blogs | January 31, 2008
An interview with Ethan Rarick author of Desperate Passage: The Donner Party’s Perilous Journey West.
Redefining the word “Human” – Do Some Apes Have Human Ancestors?
Filed in A-Featured & Anthropology & Health & Medical Mondays | December 24, 2007
Aaron Filler looks at what makes humans- “human.”
Feast on Food and Sex
Filed in A-Featured & Anthropology & History & Medical Mondays | June 11, 2007
Feast on the connection between food and sex.
Beyond War: A Proposal
Filed in Anthropology & History & Law & World History | March 1, 2007
Douglad P. Fry, author of Beyond War, writes an original piece for the OUPblog.
