A highlight of 2023: celebrating my book’s publication with a roundtable at @QueensCam earlier this year, gathering scholars whose work I admire, and who took the time to read the book and comment on it - many thanks to Sian Lazar, Haidy Geismar, Andrew Sanchez and Tim Cooper!
Delighted to have this published in such good company - the culmination of a year-long series of conversations on ‘the present’ in anthropology, now out @AmEthno. Thank you @NiksSimpson, Tim Cooper and Michael Edwards for bringing us together and for the great editorial work!
"Weaving the Present" by Joana Nascimento @joananascimento
Part of //Back to the Present//, a new AES collection edited by Timothy P. A. Cooper, Michael Edwards, and Nikita Simpson @NiksSimpson #anthrotwitter
Read it here: ⬇️
https://t.co/DkvuDfnULG
Though E.P. Thompson is one of the 20th century's great historians, during much of his life, "the writing of history took a back seat to the actual making of history."
On the centenary of his birth, Julian Harber reflects on Edward as a teacher and political activist.
How can agricultural production secure the livelihoods of millions of households in Colombia? Gloria Pérez-Rivera argues we must first examine forced displacement as a financial strategy. You can read her full piece here: https://t.co/7nb9A1MNCK
Joana Nascimento writes about the "latent potential of ‘work/labour’ as an analytical category...[and] its contribution to develop more holistic and generative approaches to the study of socio-economic life."
“As I finished reading Gens, I often wondered whether it could have invited readers to engage further with debates about work and labour”. Read Joana Nascimento’s take on labour and the Gens Manifesto
https://t.co/HmiS0EXfYu
#researchingcapitalism#anthrotwitter
“Patchwork Ethnography” on @AmEthno now! Thank you to everyone who has contributed to refining the concept and the 6 generous reviewers. @drgokcegunel @drchikawatanabe https://t.co/cMH3JEwPp8
"I was immediately called to 'Spell to Acquire a Beautiful Voice' by the premise...I loved the idea of the spellcaster’s greatest desire being a beautiful voice."
Read more from Safia Elhillo (@mafiasafia) who responds to a work in "Africa & Byzantium."
https://t.co/VzLjgxTwQY
Thanks also to everyone who came and helped organise this.
Photos by @jennifercobbe and J. Mitchell
More info on the book can be found in the publisher’s website: https://t.co/qs4ganDWjn
A highlight of 2023: celebrating my book’s publication with a roundtable at @QueensCam earlier this year, gathering scholars whose work I admire, and who took the time to read the book and comment on it - many thanks to Sian Lazar, Haidy Geismar, Andrew Sanchez and Tim Cooper!
SERIES SPOTLIGHT: Anthropology at Work presents ethnography-based, anthropological analyses of work in its diverse contexts and manifestations. Two new titles coming this spring: Set to See Us Fail and Working the Fabric. Full details: https://t.co/IsYTZVj7wb