Why the Celebrity Lookalike Craze shows that the kids are alright
Let’s face it - the newsbeat is hardly one of joyous optimism at the best of times; and as we head into the depths of a winter marked by global conflict, an ...
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2024
Staple Crops and Symbolism: How Religion Influences Cuisine Across sub-Saharan Africa
Lying south of Earth’s largest hot desert and encompassing forty-six of Africa’s fifty-four countries, sub-Saharan Africa is renowned for incredible landscap...
Racial Disparities in the NHS are Leaving UK Mothers at Risk, New Data Shows
Black and Asian women in the UK are up to three times more likely to die during pregnancy than their white counterparts, according to new findings from the n...
Virtual Fitting Rooms: The Next E-Commerce Trend? Permalink
Unpacking whether virtual fitting rooms are set to transform the online shopping experience.
2023
Meet the Green Artists Making Waves Permalink
How sustainability becomes art.
The Anthropology of Kinship
Traditionally one of the key topics in Anthropology, kinship encompasses the study of how individuals are related to one another through biological, legal, a...
Tattoos in Western Society
Popular depictions of tattooing in contemporary Western society have often synonymised this form of body-art with riskiness, crime, and exoticising narrative...
2022
Resistance, Power, and the Everyday Permalink
An examination of resistance as an everyday phenomenon through a critical Anthropological perspective.
Uncomfortable Odonyms, Suspicious Streets.
A mundane part of life for many, the problematising of street-names in cities has been witnessing a growing interest from anti-racist and decolonial activist...
In What Ways Have Third And Fourth Wave Feminism Reshaped Narratives Surrounding The Monstrous Feminine?
Rooted in early manifestations in Greek mythology, the non-victimised female body in filmic Horror has historically been constructed as a site of dangerous d...
Old Lula, New Tricks?
In the dénouement of a fierce Presidential election marred by protests, scaremongering, and fatal violence, Brazil’s reappointment of left-wing Luiz Inácio L...