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Caroline Sommer Conzelman replied to paulrchalmers's discussion Andean network? in the group Latin American Anthropology; Antropología Latinoamericana
"Saludos -- I work in Bolivia, since 1997, in the Yungas. I am taking a group of students for a seminar this summer for the first time, really excited to approach the field with a pedagogical focus this time. I'd love to create an Andean…"
Mar 4, 2012
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paulrchalmers replied to Max Sherard's discussion Soils and Anthropology in the group Agricultural Anthropology
"Great - though that must have set you back a bit. I'm gonna email you some refs about indigenous (better perhaps 'local') knowledge and development maybe that'll give you an idea of the sort of approaches and ontologies there are…"
Dec 10, 2011
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"Hey Julian you asked me a question about SOAS in your friend request - but I didnt read it before clicking 'accept' and now it is gone forever. What was it again? "
Dec 10, 2011
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"Indeed, we are!! See you there in Paris then, Paul."
Dec 9, 2011
Elaine Forde left a comment for paulrchalmers
"Hey Paul, here's that link for the Wales group, the more the merrier http://openanthcoop.ning.com/group/wales-cymru.   Best, Elaine"
Dec 1, 2011
Elaine Forde left a comment for paulrchalmers
"Hi Paul,   I live near Lampeter but I'm not with them, I'm with Goldsmiths in London. I'm doing research in west Wales on sustainable dwelling. Nice to "meet" you. Join the Wales/ Cymru group I just set up if you like?…"
Nov 24, 2011
paulrchalmers left a comment for Elaine Forde
"Hey Elaine, I am also based in Wales, at Cardiff, where are you?"
Nov 24, 2011
paulrchalmers replied to Max Sherard's discussion Soils and Anthropology in the group Agricultural Anthropology
"I want to reply to this publicly, because me and Max have been private messaging about it and it seems un-public spirited. So I´ll try to put my most recent reply on here, and maybe the public can catch up... Clark Erickson´s work on…"
Nov 22, 2011
paulrchalmers replied to Ainslee Hooper's discussion Tips for an honours student
"get up early"
Nov 22, 2011
paulrchalmers commented on Abraham Heinemann's group Action Group 4 OAC
"I´d also like to observe a couple of lessons from Facebook - Relating to my last post, facebook started very simple and adds new features one by one, because it is very hard to grasp a complex site all in one go - or at least people lose…"
Nov 22, 2011
paulrchalmers commented on Abraham Heinemann's group Action Group 4 OAC
"Yes I did quite a bit of posting when I first arrived, but stopped, half embarassed, when no one seemed to reply.  With these things you need a critical mass of activity to bring people back, so it isnt so long between comments that they get…"
Nov 22, 2011
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The purpose of this group is to have a peg in the OAC for people to share what they can do, or would suggest can be done to carry on the usefulness of having 5000 anthropologists linked (however protractedly). Essentially Occupy it in the sense of bringing more life and meaning to a space.See More
Nov 22, 2011
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Andean network?

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Nov 22, 2011
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paulrchalmers replied to John McCreery's discussion Getting Physical in the Field in the group Urban Anthropology
"This reminds me a little bit of a comment which Carolyn Steele once made that she likes to start to trace the constuction of a city as a food-system object by getting a map or a list of street names and mapping out the obvious 'Mill Lane'…"
Jun 18, 2011
paulrchalmers replied to Alexander Parkinson's discussion Remembering to think! in the group The Human Economy
"Consider that even as it is, 'reduced to clear' are normally in a specific shelf - they are there for those who look for them, not placed to maximise purchase by people who would buy at full price. And an aside; I wonder, beyond choice…"
Jun 18, 2011

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Paul Chalmers
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Greetings, introduction

Hello all, I'm very pleased to have stumbled across what looks like a vibrant community containing many people with similar interests.



I am PhD student, working towards a thesis on the topic of informal food vending in El Alto/La Paz, Bolivia. I am interested in the adaption of rural forms of economy and political practice to city life, and understanding this in the current context; of an indigenous-emancipatory government which claims to support the communitarian tradition as part… Continue

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At 6:29pm on December 9, 2011, Lydia Maria Arantes said…

Indeed, we are!! See you there in Paris then, Paul.

At 11:11pm on December 1, 2011, Elaine Forde said…

Hey Paul, here's that link for the Wales group, the more the merrier

http://openanthcoop.ning.com/group/wales-cymru.

 

Best, Elaine

At 5:29pm on November 24, 2011, Elaine Forde said…

Hi Paul,

 

I live near Lampeter but I'm not with them, I'm with Goldsmiths in London. I'm doing research in west Wales on sustainable dwelling. Nice to "meet" you. Join the Wales/ Cymru group I just set up if you like? I thought it would be good to meet more Welsh anthropologists and anthropologists of Wales. Best, Elaine

At 11:05am on June 14, 2011, Keith Hart said…
Welcome to the OAC, Paul!
 
 
 

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