"I'm Daniel. Most of you probably know me from the Neuroanthropology blog, which I run in conjunction with my colleague Greg Downey. For the broader story, I'm an anthropologist interested in three areas: (a) more holistic work…"
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Daniel Lende
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The Anthropology of Anth…
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PopAnth
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Neuroanthropology and Co…
54 members
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Theory for Anthropology
107 members
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Applied Anthropology
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Daniel Lende replied to Erin B. Taylor's discussion Getting to know each other! in the group PopAnthDaniel Lende replied to Erin B. Taylor's discussion Lifelong learning in anthropology in the group PopAnth"Primary education definitely needs more anthropology! One of my favorite theory books - or, really, a book for teaching theory and method in cultural anthropology - is Shane, the Lone Ethnographer: A Beginner's Guide to Ethnography. …"
Daniel Lende replied to Erin B. Taylor's discussion Why do anthropologists only write for each other? in the group The Anthropology of Anthropology"That's a potent point, John. While I do think a lot can be gained by better writing (writing as craft, as it were), there are limits. I was struck this week when going over American Anthropologist about how few journal issues there…"
Daniel Lende joined Philip Carl SALZMAN's group
The Anthropology of Anthropology
The organization and culture of anthropology; the organizations and cultures of anthropology.
Daniel Lende replied to Erin B. Taylor's discussion Naming our site - thoughts on the byline 'bringing culture to the masses' in the group PopAnth"Just wanted to say I like "Hot buttered humanity"!"
Daniel Lende replied to Erin B. Taylor's discussion Naming our site - thoughts on the byline 'bringing culture to the masses' in the group PopAnth"Culture goes pop! has a nice ring to it..."
Daniel Lende replied to Erin B. Taylor's discussion Naming our site - thoughts on the byline 'bringing culture to the masses' in the group PopAnth"Couple suggestions:"
Daniel Lende replied to Keith Hart's discussion Is the OAC "European"?"Keith, if it makes you feel any better, "anthropology" too could be called a really problematic category... ;-)
My original comment was meant in two ways, I think. First, I think it would be great if PopAnth (and anyone else…"
Daniel Lende replied to Gawain Lynch's discussion PopAnth.com - Launchpad in the group PopAnth"I'd definitely encourage you all to think about how to leverage Open Anthropology Cooperative as a way to generate material/ideas/photos for PopAnth, and also to highlight all the great stuff on Open Anth Coop in a more accessible…"
Daniel Lende commented on Erin B. Taylor's group PopAnth"Gawain,
So, two questions: (1) uptake, and (2) where to put your efforts
The uptake - or further exploration of the site - from sites like StumbleUpon is fairly minimal; on the other hand, if even a small percentage of a very large number become…"
Daniel Lende commented on Erin B. Taylor's group PopAnth"When Neuroanthropology.net hit 500,000 hits, I put up a post on what drove popular posts (as well as listed the popular ones at that time). I think much of the analysis still stands - I probably said it better then than I would…"
Daniel Lende commented on Erin B. Taylor's group PopAnth"For PopAnth one approach might be a simple two-step: (1) catch people's attention, and (2) convey why anthropology matters. Your op-ed, Keith, does a great job on #2 - the human economy is a nice framing concept, and you take us through…"
Daniel Lende joined Erin B. Taylor's group
PopAnth
How can we as anthropologists entertain and educate a broader public? What stuff do most people like, how do we write for them, and where do we reach them?PopAnth aims to a) produce stuff for public consumption; b) work out better ways to write and disseminate for the general public; c) agglomerate popular anthropology that's already been published.Welcome to the anthropocene!See More
Daniel Lende joined Ashley Nicole Parks's group
Neuroanthropology and Cognitive Evolution
This group is dedicated to anthropological explorations of the human brain. Neuroanthropology is an interdisciplinary field that sits at the nexus of biological anthropology, cognitive neuroscience, and evolutionary neurobiology/neuroanatomy.
Daniel Lende joined John McCreery's group
Theory for Anthropology
OAC already has a group named Theory in Anthropology, a good place to discuss theories already embraced by anthropologists. This group is, instead, intended for discussion of theory found outside anthropology that anthropologists might find useful.
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Four Stone Hearth #71
Four Stone Hearth covers archaeology, biological anthropology, cultural anthropology, and linguistic anthropology, with applied stuff… Continue
Posted on July 16, 2009 at 12:28pm
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