OAC is open to all with an interest in anthropology. Read, share, debate, collaborate, make friends. Click "About" (above) to learn more.

Members

  • Muge Ayan Ceyhan
  • giorgi jalabadze
  • Michael Goldsmith
  • Dr Thomas Reuter
  • Leigh Grey-Smith
  • Rick Holden
  • Kristy Blazo
  • Luke Corbin
  • Eloísa Martins Barbosa Valdes
  • Tatiana Tchoudakova
  • kristina usaite
  • Marina
  • shona scales
  • Lene Pettersen
  • adominic
  • André Simões Ferreira

Latest Activity

There are many anthropology journals. Unfortunately, not all of them are read or heard of equally! This is a group for posting call-for-papers for all known and unknown journals, promoting the OAC's spirit of international cooperation.
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A group for discussing and exploring that other thing that many of us do with anthropology: teaching. Tactics, strategies, pedagogical theory -- anything related to teaching anthropology is fair game.
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This is a group for discussing and exchanging ideas related to the theoretical and ethnographic study of migration and diaspora. Although the focus is primarily on anthropological approaches, contributions from all disciplines are welcome.
57 minutes ago
A forum for those studying and writing about children.
59 minutes ago
A forum for conversations between those inclined towards presenting ethnographically-derived insights through experimental ethnographic writing including the broader fields of 'creative non-fiction' and ‘creative fiction'.
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We make ethnographic movies together and can teach you on our equipment
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This group is dedicated to all those interested in language!
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This group has been initiated as a communication network for social scientists studying on “Turkey” which should be understood in the broader sense of the concept.
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Eloísa Martins Barbosa Valdes added 6 photos to the album 'Fotojornalismo'
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kristina usaite, adominic, Chris Greenwood and 4 more joined Open Anthropology Cooperative
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adominic added a group
May at 1st seem banal, but hair as extension of the self; the processes associated with 'doing' hair; its many colours & textures; lengths & locations; its 'natural' and 'non-natural' forms, make hair a fascinating object of anthropological enquiry
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A forum for conversations about the concepts and contributions of Clifford Geertz to anthropology.
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Lars Leer joined Jan Begine's group
I guess the title is self-explanatory... Foodies unite!
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What's new at the OAC?

14-Jan-2010: Explore the new OAC Group Index (explained in the Forum here) and learn how to start a new group here. Both can be found in the drop menu of the Groups tab.

14-Dec-2009: Please read the Admins: A half-yearly report (and reply, too)

23-Oct-2009: The OAC Press announces their Editorial team.

Forum

Charles Kirke

Film 'Avatar' 21 Replies

Started by Charles Kirke in Welcome to the new OAC Forum. Last reply by Rick Holden Feb 7.

Keith Hart

The Admins: a half-yearly report 16 Replies

Started by Keith Hart in Welcome to the new OAC Forum. Last reply by Ranjan Lekhy Feb 6.

Charles Kirke

The social power of Facebook ... and more 1 Reply

Started by Charles Kirke in Welcome to the new OAC Forum. Last reply by Benjamin Hirschfeld Feb 5.

Blog Posts

Richard Wawman

Over a twenty five year period I made and own the Worlds largest and most comprehensive library of e…

Over a twenty five year period I made and own the Worlds largest and most comprehensive library of ethnographic films. The films were made Discovery and National Geographic in the US and have been licensed and broadcast across the World. .Distribution to television is managed by National Geographic on a World Wide basis. The films are not available on DVD or On line anywhere in the World at present. I kept these rights back historically because I wanted to make sure that they were used exclusive… Continue

Posted by Richard Wawman on February 9, 2010 at 11:38am

Denice Szafran

AAA 2010 New Orleans - Call for Abstracts - Graduate Pecha Kucha Session

I am putting together a session proposal for the 2010 AAA meeting in New Orleans, and would like to call for submissions of abstracts.

The session will focus on graduate student works-in-progress, and will be Pecha Kucha - 20 slides, 20 seconds each.Often the only people who are aware of graduate student work are our advisors and committees, and this will be a chance to show the discipline what we are up to and where we are researching, and get feedback from the audience. This format is an exci… Continue

Posted by Denice Szafran on February 2, 2010 at 11:08pm

Martin Walsh

Popobawa is coming to Edinburgh!

Popobawa is a much-feared spirit who periodically terrorizes the inhabitants of Zanzibar (and coastal Tanzania), attacking and most notoriously sodomizing men and women as they lie in their beds at night. Victims are told to spread the word of their traumatic experiences or risk being visited and assaulted again. I'll therefore be making a rare public appearance to talk about Popobawa at the Centre of African Studies in the University of Edinburgh on Wednesday, 3rd February (Inshallah). For deta… Continue

Posted by Martin Walsh on January 23, 2010 at 1:23pm

 
 

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