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Month: May 2018

Posted on May 20, 2018September 3, 2019 by Admin

Undergraduate fieldwork study: Death, grief and cemeteries

In our first year Fieldwork: Theory, Practice and Product module, students explore the process by which an anthropological project is devised, undertaken and realised and have the opportunity to conduct preliminary fieldwork at the site of their choice, writing up the results of their ‘ethnographic practical’ at the end of the term. This year, our featured report Read More…

Posted on May 10, 2018 by Admin

By the time you read this, David Goodall will be dead: the question of suicide tourism and the outsourcing of English pain

By Jonathan Skinner With a nod to the journalist Philip Gourevitch (2000), by the time you read this, David Goodall will be dead. Fait accompli for the self-determination in dying and suicide prevention organisation Lifecircle. Goodall will be dead by his own hand, with a little help or assistance – AVD via SP so Lifecircle Read More…

Posted on May 7, 2018September 3, 2019 by Admin

Being Human: Biological Anthropological Views on Food and Diet

In our first year Being Human module, students study key topics in anthropology from both biological and social anthropological perspectives.  This year, our featured essay is by Abby Smith. Abby’s bio: I came to London from Minnesota nearly two years ago and it’s been quite the journey. I went to a different uni my first Read More…

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