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"Abstracts due Monday! Anthropology's obsession with neoliberalism, APA conference, Vila Real, Portugal, 9-11 Sept http://tinyurl.com/d626xjy"
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Erin B. Taylor replied to Nathan Dobson's discussion Social anthropology hasn't got the stuff! in the group PopAnth
"Nathan, you're right, journalists have a lot of tricks up their sleeves that they use to generate stories. We could definitely lean from them! We need something like guide to doing popular anthropology with advice from experts and case studies…"
Apr 1
Erin B. Taylor replied to Erin B. Taylor's discussion Getting to know each other! in the group PopAnth
"Hi Marie-Pierre, Thanks for joining in! Your blog sounds like an awesome idea.I firmly support your cause of geekdom! Could we perhaps tempt you to publish an article on the PopAnth website? That way, your blog might come to the attention of…"
Mar 27
The Geek Anthropologist replied to Erin B. Taylor's discussion Getting to know each other! in the group PopAnth
"I am joining this conversation a little late, but hopefully it'll keep it going and encourage more people to join in! My name is Marie-Pierre, I study socio-cultural anthropology in Laval University in Quebec city. I am writing a master's…"
Mar 22
Erin B. Taylor replied to Keith Hart's discussion Manifesto for a human economy
"Keith, I only just found your response to my comment. It seems to me that there are currently few economic anthropologists here in Lisbon, but interest and connections are growing. I have spoken to a few who are interested in moving in that…"
Feb 6
Erin B. Taylor replied to Erin B. Taylor's discussion Why do anthropologists only write for each other? in the group The Anthropology of Anthropology
"Peter, welcome and thanks for your contribution! Would you be interested in writing short reviews (300-500 words) of these books for PopAnth? That way they may reach a wider audience.  Johannes, the more I look around, the more I suspect that…"
Feb 4
John McCreery replied to Erin B. Taylor's discussion Why do anthropologists only write for each other? in the group The Anthropology of Anthropology
"Johannes, I am glad that you are enjoying the discussion. Let me toss out a few thoughts in response to your questions. 1. There are now many anthropologists, I suspect, writing about economic crisis and alternative economies. A few with…"
Feb 4
Johannes Lenhard replied to Erin B. Taylor's discussion Why do anthropologists only write for each other? in the group The Anthropology of Anthropology
"What a wonderful thread this is - after some time of absence, I enjoyed reading this immensely. Some immediate ideas:  I am completely in agreement Keith here: the problem is in my opinion not at all, that some issues that anthropologists…"
Feb 4
Peter Archer replied to Erin B. Taylor's discussion Why do anthropologists only write for each other? in the group The Anthropology of Anthropology
"Thank-you, Bruce and John. I did read some Chatwin years ago, long before I was ready to understand him. I do have a copy of Songlines here, I obtained it from the university library, intending to reference it in an undergrad essay, but ran out of…"
Feb 4
John McCreery replied to Erin B. Taylor's discussion Why do anthropologists only write for each other? in the group The Anthropology of Anthropology
"Peter, welcome indeed. As an independent scholar who will turn sixty-nine in August I, too, applaud your starting your pursuit of anthropology in your sixties. I have often wondered what ethnography would look like if it were conducted by people our…"
Feb 4
Keith Hart replied to Erin B. Taylor's discussion Why do anthropologists only write for each other? in the group The Anthropology of Anthropology
"Welcome, Peter. I have long thought that the worst feature of bourgeois society is age stratification, established at school, the idea that we are on a competitive treadmill with our peers, narrowly defined, and must be judged by age-realted…"
Feb 4
Peter Archer replied to Erin B. Taylor's discussion Why do anthropologists only write for each other? in the group The Anthropology of Anthropology
"Hello everybody, Peter here, in New Zealand. I am new to this forum, and quite new to formal anthropology study, being an undergrad student who only began anthropology study about eight months ago. I might be fairly new to this, however I feel I…"
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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
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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
Jan 31
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Erin B. Taylor replied to Nathan Dobson's discussion Social anthropology hasn't got the stuff! in the group PopAnth
"Great, points, Janelle. I'd guess that anthropologists aren't invited to go on talk circuits because nobody knows who we are, because we don't promote ourselves. I increasingly feel that self-promotion isn't being a wanker,…"
Jan 28
Daniel Lende replied to Erin B. Taylor's discussion Getting to know each other! in the group PopAnth
"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…"
Jan 22

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Erin Brooke Taylor
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Instituto de Ciências Sociais, Universidade de Lisboa
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At 5:59pm on September 8, 2012, Sheyma Buali said…

Thanks for the suggestion! I am looking for it around the internet right now.  It is always good to have examples from other parts of the world. Of course silencing and power have a lot to do with what I am talking about too. 

At 11:02pm on July 19, 2012, A. Ashkuff said…

Thanks for the friend request, Erin!

I like your involvement in PopAnth.

How's life?

At 2:02pm on July 15, 2012, Keith Hart said…

Welcome to the OAC, Erin! I will be in Lisbon twice this autumn. Keith

 
 
 

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