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Nicholas C. Kawa

Environmental Anthropologist

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Taft Research Center Talk

I just returned from visiting the University of Cincinnati where I gave a talk at the Taft Research Center. Many…

Amazonia in the Anthropocene, lecture, University of Cincinnati

Plant Semiotics Workshop

On Feb. 24th, I’ll be participating in a workshop at Rutgers University that centers on “the semotics of plant-human sociality.” Becky Schulthies…

anthropology, human-plant relations, Rutgers, semiotics, workshop

Cultures of Energy Podcast

Cymene Howe and Dominic Boyer invited me on to the Cultures of Energy podcast to discuss my recent book Amazonia…

Amazonia, anthropocene, Cultures of Energy, interview, podcast

Religion, Race, and Weedy Plants

Yesterday I published a new research article titled “How Religion, Race, and the Weedy Agency of Plants Shape Rural Amazonian…

Amazonia, ethnobotany, home gardens, non-human agency, race, religion, research article, weeds

The Social Network of US Academic Anthropology

This morning I presented a paper at the AAA meeting in Minneapolis as part of a panel I co-organized with…

academia, anthropology, hiring networks, social network analysis

Confederates in the Amazon

SAPIENS just published a short excerpt from my book Amazonia in the Anthropocene that looks at the role American Confederate…

Amazon, Amazonia in the Anthropocene, archaeology, Confederates, SAPIENS

Culture and Agriculture at #AAA2016

If you’ll be attending the American Anthropological Association meeting in Minneapolis next month, here you can find all of the…

AAA2016, agriculture, culture, Karen Kelsky, mentoring

The Challenges of the Anthropocene: A Conversation

Yesterday I spoke with Matthew DeMello about my recent article The Irony of the Anthropocene. We discussed some of the challenges posed…

Amazonia, anthropocene, podcast, public anthropology

Magico-Medicinal Plants of Rural Amazonia: Supplementary Table

My article “How Religion, Race, and the Weedy Agency of Plants Shapes Rural Amazonia Home Gardens” will be published in…

agrobiodiversity, Amazonia, magico-medicinal plants, research article, species list

The Irony of the Anthropocene

I just published a short essay with The Conversation that outlines some of the inherent contradictions and ironies in the…

Amazonia, essay, public anthropology

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