Tag: anthropology
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Podcast – Anthropology of Crime – Season 1 Episode 33 – Werewolves, Vampires, Criminalisation and Why We Embrace Fear
In this episode, we are still discussing the spooky season, and looking at how portrayals of werewolves and vampires changed from criminalisation into something completely different.
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The When – Voies Vertes
Our cycling season spans roughly from April to the end of October; March to November if we are lucky. Most of the time, November brings cold weather and gloomy, really short days that are spent at work, with little chance of soaking up some sunshine after; besides that is the environment really not suited to…
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VOIES VERTES – THE GREEN ROUTES PROJECT IS BORN
Looking back, neither of us is really sure when this project began. That’s the thing about cycling… if you are an avid cyclist, cycling is so much a part of […]
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When women don’t support women: when female to female allyship backfires
Women can be powerful allies to each other – mentoring, sharing experience or advice, even working against implicit bias of male counterparts. But women don’t always support each other.
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Podcast – Anthropology Of Crime – Season 1 Episode 6 – Other Types of Crime
So far we have discussed crime as true crime genre often uses it – a staple of specific violent crimes. But what about other crimes, and what influence do they have on humans in general and on us in specific?