Anthropology: Posts

An author interview with Andy Priestner, co-editor of User Experience in Libraries

Routledge is pleased to announce that we've made a selection of anthropology textbooks completely free to view online until October 31st, 2016.

Please take some time to browse our offerings for your upcoming courses!

Co-author of Making Health Public Charles Briggs recently appeared on KPFA Against the Grain to discuss the themes of his recent book with host C.S Soong. 

Are you planning to use the new edition of Karen Strier's Primate Behavioral Ecology in an upcoming primate behavior course? View the updated Table of Contents for the 5th edition now.

Will you be attending the joint Society for Applied Anthropology and Society for Medical Anthropology conference from March 29 to April 2 in Vancouver, BC, Canada? 

Sheena Nahm and Cortney Hughes Rinker, the co-editors of Applied Anthropology, explain how anthropology can be applied in the most unexpected spaces. 

A new video with Jack David Eller

The books in this series explore the relations, in human social and cultural life, between perception, creativity and skill.

According to the American Anthropological Association, "World Anthropology Day is a day for anthropologists to celebrate and participate in their discipline with the public around them."

Dona Davis talks about her interactions and personal experiences that led to co-editing The Meaning of Horses.

Holly Mathews, co-editor of Anthropologies of Cancer in Transnational Worlds, confronts the different global perspectives of cancer and how the complexity of this disease has influenced the medical (anthropology) field.