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Author: Beata Świtek

Beata is a social anthropologist based in Tokyo. She is interested in a variety of subjects – care and the body, dirt, intimacy, sport, and religion with primary regional focus on Japan and the UK.

Beata Świtek

Beata is a social anthropologist based in Tokyo. She is interested in a variety of subjects – care and the body, dirt, intimacy, sport, and religion with primary regional focus on Japan and the UK.

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Narrative Abandonment. Suffering and the Hidden Costs of Solidarity in Times of War

December, 2024 / By Beata Świtek

The escalation of war in Ukraine in 2022 triggered a global show of solidarity with Ukrainians escaping the country. Many […]

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is a radically optimistic online publication concerned with making the world (un)safe for human (in)difference. It promotes a worldly anthropology by publishing scholarship that seeks to enliven the dead space between standard academic outputs and fast moving public debates.

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