Points of contact between core ideas in philosophy and anthropology such as comparative cosmology and ontology and the theorisation of subjectivity.

Reading, or writing a good fiction book can be culturally and politically immersive. Authors like Ursula K. Le Guin have literally created entire civilizations through the written word, and used them to explore many anthropological themes.

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Anthopology holds at its core the question of what it is to be a thinking, feeling human being. Emotion and how it is portrayed and interpreted across cultures helps us to reflect on aspects of power, agency and belonging.

A group for discussion of all aspects of the anthropology of religion. Discussion can concern cross-cultural analysis, or specific religions. Any other topic tangentially related to religion is also welcome, including folklore studies, etc.

...ethnography of the sensory, landscapes and built-forms

This is an open group for the discussion of anthropological approaches to Theatre.  The Group photo is a mask of Pierrot (Pedrolino), a stock character of the Commedia dell'Arte. See More

This group aims to exchange anthropological interests on both visible and invisible boundaries.

Information is not knowledge.Knowledge is not wisdom.Wisdom is not truth.Truth is not beauty.Beauty is not love.Love is not music.Music is the best.

A group to bring people together that are interested in Visual Anthropology.

The aim of this group is to open a window towards the discussion of death and its social and cultural implications.