Author: Anne-Marie Martindale

Anne-Marie Martindale is a health anthropologist, lecturer and critical policy analyst. Her PhD thesis explores the relationship between acquired facial 'disfigurement' and identity change. She intends to pursue post-doctoral research in the relationship between facial transplantation and identity shift.

Anne-Marie Martindale

Anne-Marie Martindale is a health anthropologist, lecturer and critical policy analyst. Her PhD thesis explores the relationship between acquired facial 'disfigurement' and identity change. She intends to pursue post-doctoral research in the relationship between facial transplantation and identity shift.

Fieldnote One-Shots

Beyond Fieldwork: emotions, facial ‘disfigurement’ and a PhD #Fieldnotes

May, 2015 / By Anne-Marie Martindale

What does it feel like to do fieldwork? How does one encounter experiences of suffering, trauma – even death – while maintaining […]

Essay One-Shots

Recycling Faces and Identities?

September, 2014 / By Anne-Marie Martindale

When writing this piece I was asked to think in terms of recycling rather than producing something new, the usual