Hi,I am trying to find good examples of online ethnographic representation. By this I mean sites devoted to a particular ethnographic study, with rich content such as video, photography, sounds, and text. I'm having trouble finding well designed, up to date examples which make use of the variety of online tools available for publishing such material.The potential to convey anthropological understanding online in a sensory, immersive way is huge. I hope there are some anthropologists publishing…See More

Whether you investigate the use of mobile phones, Aboriginal paintings, ethnographic displays in museums, cultural properties of artefacts, the role of artefacts in rituals, festivals, history of collections, techniques or new technologies...

For the discussion of studies on oral traditions, practices of storytelling, narrative studies, as well as sharing local tales, folkloric tales, compilations, etc.

A group about the materialities of culture and the culture of materials.

For all those who are interested in Theory of Media Anthropology and who want to share, connect and exchange about specific subfields that are not yet covered by other groups like Print Media, Radio, Telephone, Journalism, PR, Ad...add more!

Regarding the study of indigenous and other cultures in northern and arctic regions.

For those interested in taking anthropology to audiences beyond the academy. We hope to share ideas about achieving a more publicly engaged discipline and specifically about training anthropologists to better communicate with non-academic audiences.

The general understanding of the concept of sound /music /noise or any forms of audio expression in the light of the " taught emotions"See More

1) Defines habitat in the framework of O. F. Bollnow's evolution of human space perception and 2) defines architecture in the framework of anthropology and primatology and 3) reconstructs cultural evolution with the parameters of these fields

For those interested in discussing issues related to processes that generally get glossed as globalization. How do we understand globalization? Are we fruitfully engaging with studies of globalization in other disciplines?

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

A forum to discuss the role of photography in and for anthropology