Welcome to the fifth post of the series. On this occasion, we have decided to remain far from our silo of social anthropologists to have an interdisciplinary conversation about ‘scientific dissemination’ with the project Eres Ciencia. Eres Ciencia (Spanish for “You are Science”) was created in 2018 by Maite Pérez Cidoncha, a biochemist and virologist Read More…
Category: Hidden anthropology gems
Hidden Anthropology Gems IV: a conversation with Hidden Architecture
Welcome to the fourth post of the series. On this occasion, Ricardo R. Ontillera Sánchez, curator of Hidden Anthropology Gems, has gone far from the silo of social anthropologists to have an interdisciplinary conversation about the concept of ‘hidden’ with the editors of the journal Hidden Architecture. Hidden Architecture was created in February 2015 between Read More…
Hidden Anthropology Gems III: Brazilian ethnography and the global dominance of English
By Katerina Chatzikidi Welcome to the third post of the series. On this occasion, the social social anthropologist Katerina Chatzikidi has joined us to share her fieldwork experience in Brazil. In her piece, rather than being focused on a single work, she takes us on a tour to introduce a wide variety of issues related to Read More…
Hidden Anthropology Gems: Etnicidad, identidad y migraciones
By Ricardo R. Ontillera Sánchez Today, English is increasingly considered to be the ‘global language of science’ and has developed practically a monopoly in international periodical publications. With 90 percent of articles in the natural sciences and well over three-quarters in the social sciences and humanities written in English, researchers from around the globe have little Read More…
