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Environmental Anthropologist

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Amazonia from the Deck of a Boat

UC-Santa Barbara IHC Talk: Into the Bowels of the Anthropocene

anthropocene, excrement, UCSB

Race, Religion, and Magico-Medicinal Plant Use in Rural Amazonia

This Friday I’ll be giving a talk at the American Anthropological Association meeting in a session titled Humans, Plants, and…

#AAA, agrobiodiversity, Amazonia

UC-Santa Barbara IHC talk: Problems with the Anthropocene

Amazonia, anthropocene, UCSB

Problems with the Anthropocene: A View from Rural Amazonia

Amazonia, anthropocene

Into the Bowels of the Anthropocene

anthropocene

New Issue of HAU with Essays on “How Forests Think”

HAU: Journal of Ethnographic Theory has just released a new issue. It includes a collection of essays by Marisol de…

ethnography, HAU, How Forests Think, philosophical anthropology

Must the Anthropocene be a “Manthropocene”?

Kate Raworth wrote a piece for the Guardian that calls attention to the extreme gender bias of the Anthropocene Working Group,…

anthropocene

Climate Change Rally in Muncie

Here are photos from today’s rally in Muncie, which called for action on climate change. Rallies were held all over the world…

climate change, climate march

The Anthropocene: A View from the Humanities

This year, the Interdisciplinary Humanities Center at University of California-Santa Barbara is hosting a seminar series on the Anthropocene. Among…

Amazonia, anthropocene

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