How do people heal from traumatic events? What roles do narrative, ritual, mythology, etc play in this process?

The new international student anthropology journal! For all interested in writing, illustrating, editing and becoming involved with Imponderabilia journal.imponderabilia@googlemail.comSee More

For open discussion about anthropology and semiotic theory

Modern scientific space perception formed by astronomy is quite different from traditional human perception of space. This evolved from small dwellings, villages to larger units, early centred states, finally to global and universal dimensions.

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

I guess the title is self-explanatory... Foodies unite!

A group dedicated to anthropological studies of Mongol societies and cultures inside and outside Mongolia.

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

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

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.

For open discussion related to the anthropology of cities and urban space.

Discuss fieldwork, ethics on methods and tools of the anthropological trade.Every fieldworker has been faced with questions regarding their own work and how they should proceed.This group should also used as an introduction to fieldwork issues.See More