The Cool, the Nerdy and the Geeky: Rayna’s Response
This post is part of the series Anthropology in Outerspace which examines representations of anthropology in science-fiction. To read previous installments in…
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Grokking and Going Native
This post is part of the series Anthropology in Outerspace which examines representations of anthropology in science-fiction. To read previous…
Anthropologists: Ethnographic Heroes?
This post is part of the series Anthropology in Outerspace which examines representations of anthropology in science-fiction. To read previous installments in…
Anthropology in Outerspace
TGA’s exciting new fall series will examine representations of anthropology in science-fiction. Emma, Marie-Pierre and Rayna will discuss cases from various TV series, movies and books and what they reveal about popular perceptions on this science and its branches (archeology, linguistic anthropology, biological anthropology and sociocultural anthropology).
There’s still time!
You can still submit your proposal for the panel Nick Mizer, myself and other colleagues are planning for the American Anthropological Association (AAA) 2013 annual meeting. Check here for more information on the panel about geek anthropology and send your proposal before April 10th!
We look forward to hearing from you!
– The Geek Anthropologist
The Geek Anthropologist 