Anthropology

Richard Chenhall

James Rose

Anne Decobert

An Interrogation of Sensory Anthropology of and in Japan

Hannah Gould, Richard Chenhall, Tamara Kohn, Carolyn S Stevens

Journal article  |  2019  |  Anthropological Quarterly

Sensory anthropology has quickly become a dynamic and expansive field of contemporary scholarship, with ethnographers increasingly..

The anthropology of climate change: An integrated critical perspective

H Baer, M Singer

Book  |  2014

In addressing the urgent questions raised by climate change, this book provides a comprehensive overview of the anthropology of cl..

Anthropology and #MeToo: Reimagining fieldwork

Tanya J King, David Boarder Giles, Mythily Meher, Hannah Gould

Journal article  |  2020  |  The Australian Journal of Anthropology

Open access

#MeToo deals in the everyday ambiguous and intersectional, providing a space for discussion of the grey areas of sexual propriety...

Improving Professional Research Standards for Forensic Social Anthropology in Australia

Imagining the Asian Child: Towards an Anthropology of New Asian Childhoods

This innovative study will be of both popular and scholarly interest. The future of childhoods is a key concern in Australia and globally, w..

Towards Planning and Designing Migrant Wellbeing Framework in Australia

The unexpected gift of bones

John Clement, Rita Hardiman

The most durable bone in the body is the mid-shaft of the femur, or thighbone. In nature, when bodies are left unburied, the elements event..

The something in nothing

Craig Jeffrey

Can something come out of nothing? Last month a German University announced grants for students to do nothing. Hamburg Arts College is offe..

Witchcraft in Ghana: help should come before accusations begin

Matthew Mabefam

Witchcraft is generally understood to refer to a supernatural power possessed by an individual. In Ghana, particularly in the northern part..