On Friday 18th March, Professor Mark Goodale is visiting from the University of Lausanne, Switzerland and is presenting a talk on his paper; Productive Potentialities Within—and Beyond—Lithiumphilia. We would like to…
Charles Pigott, University of Strathclyde Writing the Land, Writing Humanity: The Maya Literary Renaissance Time: Feb 23, 2022 05:00 PM London Join Zoom Meeting Meeting ID: 824 0602 0923 Passcode: 862281
Evan Killick and Giancarlo Rolando University of Sussex Who is Responsible? A Study of (Ethno)-Governmentalities in Projects of Development and Conservation in Peruvian Amazonia School of Philosophical, Anthropological…
I wanted to let you know about the second performance at 6pm on Wednesday 9th February of Placeholder, a new theatre work (premiered in Edinburgh in November 2021) set in the playhouse in Port-au-Prince one year before…
Jessica Hope University of St Andrews Reading sustainable development from its new material geographies: the case of road construction in the Amazon School of Philosophical, Anthropological and Film Studies is inviting…
The Sacha runakuna (forest beings) as living political actors: An anthropological reading on collective law-making in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Jenny García Ruales University of Marburg/ Max Planck Institute for Social…
Photographs
Photographs Francineia Baniwa’s photographs give us a portrait of some of the everyday activities of indigenous communities in the Northwest Amazon, which anthropologists write about as “subsistence” practices. We see…
Filmed in May 2014 in the Tupinambá de Olivença Indigenous Territory, Southern Bahia (Brazil), this documentary brings together testimonies and archival images to present this people’s struggle to recover their land.…
Glicéria Jesus da Silva (Célia Tupinambá) is a well-known indigenous leader, teacher, intellectual and awarded artist from the village of Serra do Padeiro, located in the Tupinambá de Olivença Indigenous Territory…