Author Archives: OAC Press

Where the Wild Things Are

Posted on January 20, 2011 by OAC Press

Book Review Series ISSN 2045-5755 (Online) Where the Wild Things Are Philip Swift © 2011 Philip Swift Open Anthropology Cooperative Press www.openanthcoop.net/press Download as PDF, EPUB, MOBI. HENARE, AMIRA, MARTIN HOLBRAAD and SARI WASTELL (Eds). Thinking Through Things: Theorising Artefacts … Continue reading →

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Pratik

Posted on January 13, 2011 by OAC Press

Interventions Series #2 ISSN 2045-5771 (online) Pratik Haitian Personal Economic Relationships Sidney W. Mintz John Hopkins University © 2011 Sidney W. Mintz Open Anthropology Cooperative Press www.openanthcoop.net/press Forum discussion in the OAC network. Download as PDF, EPUB, MOBI.     This … Continue reading →

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Devouring Objects of Study

Posted on January 12, 2011 by OAC Press

Interventions Series #1 ISSN 2045-5771 (online) Devouring Objects of Study Food and Fieldwork Sidney W. Mintz John Hopkins University © 2011 Sidney W. Mintz Open Anthropology Cooperative Press www.openanthcoop.net/press Forum discussion in the OAC network. Download as PDF, EPUB, MOBI.   … Continue reading →

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Can the Thing Speak?

Posted on January 12, 2011 by OAC Press

Working Papers Series #7 ISSN 2045-5763 (online) Can the Thing Speak? Martin Holbraad University College London © 2011 Martin Holbraad Open Anthropology Cooperative Press www.openanthcoop.net/press Forum discussion in the OAC network. Download as PDF, EPUB, MOBI.   It may appear … Continue reading →

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Interventions Series

Posted on January 11, 2011 by OAC Press

The OAC Press launches its Interventions Series to make the work of renowned anthropologists newly accessible to the OAC community and to the general public. These occasional papers will focus our attention on the changes that have taken place in … Continue reading →

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The Eurasian Miracle

Posted on January 8, 2011 by OAC Press

Book Review Series ISSN 2045-5755 (Online) Keith Hart The Memory Bank © 2011 Keith Hart Open Anthropology Cooperative Press www.openanthcoop.net/press Download as PDF, EPUB, MOBI.  GOODY, JACK. The Eurasian Miracle. Polity, Cambridge, 2010. 159 pages. Jack Goody began to … Continue reading →

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On the Moral Grounds of Economic Relations

Posted on November 17, 2010 by OAC Press

Working Papers Series #6 ISSN 2045-5763 (online) On the Moral Grounds of Economic Relations A Maussian Approach David Graeber Goldsmiths © 2010 David Graeber Open Anthropology Cooperative Press www.openanthcoop.net/press Forum discussion in the OAC network. Download as PDF, EPUB, MOBI. … Continue reading →

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An Extreme Reading of Facebook

Posted on October 22, 2010 by OAC Press

Working Papers Series #5 ISSN 2045-5763 (online) An Extreme Reading of Facebook Daniel Miller University College London © 2010 Daniel Miller Open Anthropology Cooperative Press www.openanthcoop.net/press Forum discussion in the OAC network. Download as PDF, EPUB, MOBI. I welcome the … Continue reading →

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Stuff

Posted on October 14, 2010 by OAC Press

Book Review Series ISSN 2045-5755 (Online) Keith Hart The Memory Bank © 2010 Keith Hart Open Anthropology Cooperative Press www.openanthcoop.net/press Forum discussion in the OAC network. Download as PDF, EPUB, MOBI. To: The Book Reviews Editor, OAC Press Paris, 10th … Continue reading →

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Cosmetic Cosmologies in Japan

Posted on October 9, 2010 by OAC Press

Working Papers Series #4 ISSN 2045-5763 (online) Cosmetic Cosmologies in Japan Notes Towards a Superficial Investigation Philip Swift © 2010 Philip Swift Open Anthropology Cooperative Press www.openanthcoop.net/press Forum discussion in the OAC network. Download as PDF, EPUB, MOBI. Tiger and … Continue reading →

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