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Elena Popa
- Female
- Philadelphia, PA
- United States
Elena Popa's Groups
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Social Suffering
54 members
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Nationalisms and Identity
164 members
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Teaching Anthropology
197 members
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History of Anthropology
159 members
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Anthropology in/of South…
139 members
Elena Popa's Page
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Elena Popa joined Inês Neto Galvão's group
Social Suffering
This group intends to broaden the discussion started in the IV Congress of the Portuguese Association of Anthropology (September 2009) on 'Experiencing Social Suffering: its ambiguities and articulations'
Elena Popa joined BHKTOP POMANOB's group
Nationalisms and Identity
This group goal is to share ideias and scientific articles about Nationalism, Identities, Hot Nationalism, Disapora Nationalism, among others.
Elena Popa joined Bill Guinee's group
Teaching Anthropology
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.See More
Elena Popa joined Stéphane Voell's group
Anthropology in/of South Eastern Europe
A group for anthropologists interested in this part of the world and from researchers from there
Elena Popa joined Reza Gholami's group
Migration and Diaspora
This is a group for discussing and exchanging ideas related to the theoretical and ethnographic study of migration and diaspora across all disciplines.
Elena Popa joined zeynep sarıaslan's group
Borders, boundaries and frontiers
This group aims to exchange anthropological interests on both visible and invisible boundaries.
Elena Popa joined László Fosztó's group
Anthropology in/of Central-Eastern Europe
A group for those interested in this part of the world and the situation of the discipline here.
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- University of Bucharest
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That said, as ignorant as it might make me sound, with the advent of pop vampire fiction in the US, I can't help but think "OMG VAMPIRES!" whenever I hear the name "Romania." You said you researched some of their traditional beliefs? What's the folklore like?
Looks like you've joined a lot of different groups.
What's your focus?