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School of Anthropology and Conservation recognised as top-ten place to study Anthropology in the UK

By jk393 | 18 September 2020

It is always important to celebrate one’s successes, so we are delighted to announce that the School of Anthropology and Conservation (SAC) has been ranked … Read more

Event – ‘Approaching Brexit ethnographically, in times of nationalism, racism and xenophobia’

By jk393 | 26 November 2019

Monday 9th December 2019, 14:00 – 17:00. Swingland Room, Marlowe Building, University of Kent We are confronted with a challenging and timely dilemma: how can … Read more

Ethnographic film screening on Migration, Displacement and Refugees

By jk393 | 04 November 2019

The School of Anthropology and Conservation will be hosting a seminar and ethnographic film screening on Migration, Displacement and Refugees that will be delivered by … Read more

Event – Researching austerity: Concepts, methods and debates

By jk393 | 09 April 2019

Friday May 17th, 14:00 – 16:00, Room 329, Cornwallis East, University of Kent Hosted by the Centre for Ethnographic Research, this event will explore emerging … Read more

Event – Legitimacy and medical practice: Ethnographic approaches

By jk393 | 20 March 2019

Tuesday April 2nd, 13:00 – 15:00, Swingland Room, Marlowe Building, University of Kent This workshop explores the notion of legitimacy and its contribution to the … Read more

Event: Ethnographic approaches to thought about thought

By jk393 | 15 November 2018

Monday 3rd December, 14:30 – 17:00, Swingland, Marlowe, University of Kent Philosophers and social scientists have long debated epistemological questions, seeking to understand what it … Read more

Dr Alanna Cant on witchcraft and Catholicism in Mexico

By jk393 | 01 November 2018

Dr Alanna Cant, a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the School, has recently published an article entitled What Can Witchcraft Do in Mexico? for … Read more

Centre for Ethnographic Research book launch

By jk393 | 17 October 2018

(Co-hosted by the Centre for the Study of Higher Education (CSHE) and the Visual and Sensory Research Cluster) Monday November 26th, 15:00 – 18:00, UELT … Read more

Professor João de Pina-Cabral publishes on collective disciplinary identity

By jk393 | 12 October 2018

Berghan Books have published Who Are ‘We’? Reimagining Alterity and Affinity in Anthropology (eds: Liana Chua and Nayanika Mathur), a new volume examining how forms … Read more

Symposium – New Ethnographic Contexts: Creativity and Performance

By jk393 | 30 May 2018

Two volumes published separately on two sides of the Atlantic invite us to envisage a methodological universe that expands beyond conventional methods and approaches. Les … Read more

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