12th – 14th of March, we had the pleasure to invite several highly competent, international scholars to our multimodal workshop. This provided new ideas and started discussions on how to approach ‘multimodality’ in anthropology.
“What is ‘multimodality’?” is the most…
During the Anthropology Research seminar on March 1st, Michael Heneise, an anthropologist and associate professor in the department of Religious Studies at UiT, presented the paper Documenting the Karbi Kecharhe Alun Oral Epic in Assam, India. This seminar was an…
Of the nearly 7 million ethnic Tibetans living in China today, approximately 4 million live outside the Tibet Autonomous Region. Nearly 2 million of these live in Sichuan Province in the country’s southwest, where the epicentre of…
Weeds are often found in the nooks and crannies of the cities and infrastructures built and paved by humans. However, the inevitable collapse of these human structures…
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