My co-authored piece with Xinyan Peng, “Performing Ethnography: From Dissonance to Resonance in Teaching Anthropology in China,” is now available in early view! Check it out👉 https://t.co/FvTulcv2Wc
Been diving deep into robot stuff for my new research lately, robot dog funerals, AI Bodhisattva, emotional robots getting citizenship… humans are wild. If you can think it, someone’s already built it…
The administrative staff held an online meeting today to check if any researcher practices a religion, especially Christianity and Islam. They stressed that they can’t ask directly on WeChat because of fears about screenshots. What a jaw-dropping approach to governance. 活久见
My new article in the latest issue of Medical Anthropology, based on a chapter from my PhD dissertation, is now available online. Check it out if you are interested! https://t.co/gQjFinAeHq
when the job ad asks for a CV, cover letter, research statement, teaching statement, diversity statement, three letters of recommendation, two writing samples, three syllabi, teaching evals, and transcripts
Book note: An Ordinary Future--Margaret Mead, the Problem of Disability, and a Child Born Different by Thomas W. Pearson. 2023. The author weaves his experience as parent of a child with Down syndrome and Margaret Mead's disability activism @ucpress https://t.co/o5EsjinKMM
#memoryactivism China deviants, a collective of Chinese diaspora activists are inviting contributions - videos, poems, drawings or whatever forms - to a collective memory project to mark the 3rd anniversary of Dr Li Wenliang's death
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Book note: Edited by #anthropologists Jennifer Wies and Hillary Haldane, this volume uses an anthropological approach to contemplate ways of reimagining general education for the 21st century