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Dear Colleagues!
The CAES editorial team waits for your contributions for CAES Vol. 8, № 4 that is going to be published in the middle of December 2022. The deadline for submission of papers is December 5.
Editorial
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Action theatre to explain and debate food democracy injustice
Alternative food structures, despite their core sociocultural justice values, experience difficulties in attracting members from diverse backgrounds. This article attempts to gain insight into the reasons for this paradox by assessing the findin…
CAES Vol. 8, № 3
Editor’s foreword Articles: How closely the Neolithic people of the site of Okhta 1 were related to the Neolithic people of the sites of Sarnate and Šventoji 43? Alexander Akulov The Pit-Comb Ware from the Neolithic site Okhta 1 is much alike that from the Neolithic sites located on the territories of the Baltic states. […]
Multisensory Ethnography Through Emplaced Augmented Reality
Incorporating moving and still images and audio within the text, I examine in this article how site-specific augmented reality (AR) can convey ethnographic research and forms of embodied knowledge through emplacing the audience and engaging thei…
The Photograph as Archive, Reimagining the Archive, the Living Archive of Aboriginal Art
In 2008, an Indigenous Australian artist based in Melbourne – Maree Clarke (Mutti Mutti/ Wemba Wemba/Boonwurrung) – created a kangaroo-teeth necklace, revivifying an art and cultural practice for the first time in over a century. She was inspire…
Crafting Essays on Life
Reflecting on the use of different tools within anthropological research and its outcomes, as well as positioning these tendencies within recent debates in the discipline, the article draws attention to the importance of form – the poetics of et…
Presence and Absence in Mollusc Lifeworlds and Visual Essays
This article reconfigures and reflects on the author’s visual essay “MOLLusCS + mollUScs” (2019), which assembled narration on human-mollusc correspondences and a series of three black and white photos. With the aim to employ the trope of presen…
In Search of the Unknown
Creating our own image, whether it is in research or in art, is a constant conversation with the images already in our heads. In the case of refugees, these images are shaped by mediatised and politicised realities that obscure the capacity to s…
Audio-visual-sensory Essays in Post-Digital Times
An introduction to the special issue, this article sets the stage for the essays that compose it. It addresses the transformations that have been taking place in the recent decades in the terrain of image-making, visual culture, visual technolog…
Visualizing Data Shadow Donation
Within the context of datafication, participatory surveillance capitalism, and prospering rhetoric about scientific insight from big data exists the practice of data shadow donation. This relational activity refers to the digital gifting of pers…
Teoría y práctica de las redes culturales
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Teoría y práctica de las redes culturales
Universitas Humanística
Debt and Emotional Labour in Present Day Serbia
This article deals with the affective aspects of indebtedness in present-day Serbia. Based on ethnographic fieldwork conducted in Belgrade and Šabac during the period 2016-19, it analyses gendered aspects of affective states created and trig…
Marriage, Divorce and Mutual Indebtedness
This article offers an original insight on the gift economy in Tajikistan. As long shown by the literature, ceremonial expenditures sustain social status and convey moral obligations and social order. In this context, we find that marriage b…
Un modelo de análisis de la segregación socio espacial
El objetivo del artículo consiste en exponer la propuesta de un modelo de análisis desde una mirada antropológica para comprender la segregación socio-espacial a partir de elementos simbólicos y materiales constitutivos del habitar, de ritmos urbanos y…
El progreso en el espacio exterior como excusa para imponer la condición humana
En noviembre de 1961 los Estados Unidos lanzaron el Mercury-Atlas 5 con la intención de lograr su primer vuelo orbital, un hito que ya había sido alcanzado por la Unión Soviética en dos ocasiones. Su pasajero era Enos, un chimpancé de cinco años que no…
¿Quedarse en casa o aventurarse al espacio?
El artículo presenta un análisis teórico y un conjunto de herramientas conceptuales para identificar y deconstruir críticamente lo que hemos dado en llamar, inspirándonos en Karl Polanyi (1997), las “totalidades ficticias” del debate sobre la crisis am…
"Salir al fresco" en Vallfogona de Balaguer (Lleida)
El presente artículo describe y analiza desde una perspectiva antropológica la tradición de “salir al fresco” en Vallfogona de Balaguer (Lleida). Lleva realizándose desde tiempo indeterminado, desconociendo el origen, aunque los informantes consideran …
“Los eurocéntricos no somos migrantes”
La crisis del modelo fordista, la progresiva financiariazación de la economía, la crisis del estado social y el ascenso de una economía post-industrial han llevado a una demanda de mano de obra “flexible” en el contexto de las pequeñas y medianas indus…
Alfred Melotu, The Funeral of a Paramount Chief
Alfred Melotu is a Big Man and Paramouth Chief among the Melanesians in the Reef Islands group off, the Solomon Islands. In 1994 a film crew visited Alfred in order to plan a future film. Unfortunately, on the return in 1996 Alfred was on his deathbed …
AUBOURG Valérie et VANDERLICK Benjamin, 2021. Dieu merci. Expressions catholiques africaines et créoles
« Dieu merci ». Une lecture photo-ethnographique d’une recherche sur des migrants catholiques à Lyon
L’ouvrage Dieu merci de Valérie Aubourg et Benjamin Vanderlick est un encouragement et une audace aussi bien en anthropologie des religions qu’en anthropologie visuelle. Cet ouvrage écrit à deux mains présente les résultats d’une recherche menée auprès de catholiques lyonnais en provenance des sociétés africaines et créoles, en optant pour une forme d’écriture tour à tour discursive et en images. Le choix[…]
AUBOURG Valérie et VANDERLICK Benjamin, 2021. Dieu merci. Expressions catholiques africaines et créoles
« Dieu merci ». Une lecture photo-ethnographique d’une recherche sur des migrants catholiques à Lyon
L’ouvrage Dieu merci de Valérie Aubourg et Benjamin Vanderlick est un encouragement et une audace aussi bien en anthropologie des religions qu’en anthropologie visuelle. Cet ouvrage écrit à deux mains présente les résultats d’une recherche menée auprès de catholiques lyonnais en provenance des sociétés africaines et créoles, en optant pour une forme d’écriture tour à tour discursive et en images. Le choix[…]
An Introduction to Egalitarian Thought and Dynamics
Journal Name: Social AnalysisVolume: 66Issue: 3Pages: 1-21
Labor System Experimentation in Egalitarian Intentional Communities
Journal Name: Social AnalysisVolume: 66Issue: 3Pages: 22-40