Gut Feeling
Marie Gorm Aabo Guided by Gut Feeling Even before I started my fieldwork on sound, tinnitus, and soundscapes, I had […]
Walls
Áine Mangaoang The nicest prison walls in the world? The prison begins, and ends, with the wall. Ten-feet tall, smooth
Clocks
Leonardo Custódio A Room Full of Clocks Sometimes, when I think about multiple processes of communication in doing research, I
Afterword for Sensory Media Anthropology
It is an honor to write an afterword to this provocative and engaging collection of short essays and films by
On the Grievability of Palestinian Lives
Richard Rorty once remarked that in times of uncertainties and profound transformations, there is a tendency to turn to philosophy
Refusing genocide and academic complicity
Why should anthropologists support the motion to suspend collaborations with Israeli academic institutions? And why did a group of EASA
What Do We Owe Students
This week when I went back to Stockholm University the encampment was not there anymore. All songs, music, debates, seminars,
Denial ain’t just a river in Egypt: On the importance of ambiguity in an authoritarian state
In 1931, an American newspaper competition asked its readers to submit the best use of the word denial in a
A world upside down
In the wake of October 7th, I was asked by a fellow anthropologist if my Syrian friends and interlocutors –
Temporalities of revolt
Not long after Tufan Al-Aqsa in October, political ecologist Andreas Malm observed in an interview the peculiar temporality of popular