Damsels & Demons: Women in Horror Part I
By Emma Louise Backe Each culture suffers from its own hauntings. We perform ceremonies to guide the ghosts back to…
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So You’re A Graduate Student and You Want to Get Published: Takeaways from the Anthropod Publishing Series
Anthropod, the anthropology podcast run out of Cultural Anthropology, is an excellent resource for individuals both within and without the…
So You’re an Undergraduate and You Want to Get Published
If you are thinking of pursing a career in academia or as a writer in general, you might want to…
It Belongs In A Museum: Indiana Jones and the Adventure of Archaeology Review
By Emma Louise Backe Although Indiana Jones is a beloved cinematic figure—the consummate swashbuckling archaeologist—his representation of archaeological theories and…
Playing Along: Fieldwork, Emotional Labor and Self-Care
For any practicing or aspiring anthropologist, fieldwork is the defining, almost qualifying practice of the discipline. As an undergraduate studying…
The Geek Anthropologist 