In our second year Kinship: Comparative & Contemporary Studies module, students are introduced to key theories and debates in the anthropological study of kinship. This week, our featured essay is by Tiffany Ayieko. Tiffany’s bio: After two years of Anthropology, both biological and social, I’ve fallen more for social anthropology – although the biological discipline still fascinates Read More…
Month: November 2018
Kinship: Academic migration and the impact of distance on relationship bonding
In our second year Kinship: Comparative & Contemporary Studies module, students are introduced to key theories and debates in the anthropological study of kinship. This week we are featuring an essay from last year’s module by Sandesh Sangram Rai. Sandesh’s bio: I am an international student at the University of Roehampton from Nepal. I am in my Read More…
