An anthropology of Muslims in Europe - A modest attempt by Martijn
Four Stone Hearth – The Anthropology Blog Carnival What is the Four Stone Hearth? The Fourth Stone Hearth is a blog carnival that specializes in anthropology. Anthropology is the study of humankind, throughout all...
Sami Ben Gharbia from [fikra] Ùكرة has written an interesting blog entry about the possibilities and impossibilities of blogging in/about Tunisia for Global Voices: Blogging Tunisia: ban, censorship and more censorship… Sami Ben Gharbia...
A must read on the web is, for a long time already (at least in terms of the internet) Abu Aardvark’s blog. You can also read his interesting observations at Qahwa Sada now, which...
Sargasso » Blog Archive » 2006: Battle of the Blogs – Field Report 8 Battle of the Blogs – Field Report 8 Na een lange zomerstop hier dan eindelijk weer een Field Report over...
From: Non Tibi Spiro: Next up: The Eternal Muslim? Non Tibi Spiro shows a movie (hat tip reader ici over at Juan Cole’s Informed Comment) The Planet of the Arabs is a 9 minute...
Well, hello there. It’s been a while. I think besides during my stay in Morocco a few years ago, there was never a ‘blog-less’ period that was so long. Holidays (indeed, that was my...
It is not that strange if people go to a priest for some advice or to a counselor or to a friend or family member. But what if you have a very important questions...
Uit de serie ‘Waarom bloggers hyperindividualistische narcisten zijn’ vandaag Deel 3: Bloggers Favorite Subject Me by Jason Lee Miller
Lots of trouble in the blogosphere about the picture below. There’s more to it than meets the eye. A nice example of blogjournalism and how it can be done: On the Face :: Putting...
Trouw, deGids| gidsartikelen – Surfen over een zee vol gebroken harten Niet alleen antropologen kunnen hun voordeel doen met de almaar uitdijende ’blogosfeer’
