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
Archive for the 'Anthropology' Category
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.
A Few Questions For Douglas P. Fry
Filed in Anthropology & History | February 28, 2007
Douglas P. Fry, author of Beyond War answers a few questions for OUP.
Rosanna Hertz: Some Answers
Filed in Anthropology & Current Events & Health & Media | January 12, 2007
Rosanna Hertz, on the three questions she is asked most.
Excerpt from The New Faces of Christianity
Filed in Anthropology & Religion & Western Religion | September 28, 2006
An excerpt from Philip Jenkins new book, The New Faces of Christianity.
A Few Questions for Rosanna Hertz
Filed in Anthropology & Health | September 27, 2006
OUP author Rosanna Hertz answers some questions about her new book, Single By Chance, Mothers By Choice.
Eviatar Zerubavel on The Diane Rehm Show
Filed in Anthropology & Science | June 20, 2006
Eviatar Zerubavel, author of The Elephant in the Room, will be on The Diane Rehm Show this morning. He goes on live at 11AM ET.
You can listen online by clicking HERE
