Search Results for porosity

... conversation porosity networks ...

... porosity natural contract parasite comprehension ...

... Jane Bennett conversation comprehension porosity ...

... identity boundaries cell membranes cell porosity diffusion environmental reductionism biochemical activity biocultural creatures ...

... The introduction argues for the advancement of anthropological theory through engagement with the work of Michel Serres. Particularly striking is the potentiality of porosity as a conceptual pivot to explore both Serres and ethnographic subjects. Touring Serres’s key works on time, religion...

...Preface The preface outlines how the book came into being. It frames the anthropological value of engaging with Michel Serres and offers the reader sets of potential conversations to navigate the book. conversation porosity networks ...

... comprehension porosity ...

... defining issues but guaranteeing the autonomy of the researcher, and on the other by a certain porosity between the academic domain and the public sphere, with scholars commonly writing opinion pieces for newspapers. The interactions developed with the agents of the organizations were therefore based...

... that this theoretical formulation enables us to imagine how creatures might be embedded in and constituted by their habitats yet also identifiably distinct from them identity boundaries cell membranes cell porosity diffusion environmental reductionism biochemical activity biocultural creatures ...

... Since Writing Culture, writing culture has gone through at least three time warps, psychodynamics, and writing technologies: pen, camera, digitization. Cultural anthropology has gone through shifts in building porosities first with the humanities, then the media, and lately emergent biological...

... in the nineteenth century. This chapter, drawing from sources of Rio’s historically global port area, juxtaposes the concepts of porosity and quilombismo in order to propose the concept of portness. As a place of movement, culture, death, life, and resistance, Rio’s port area constitutes an analytical unit...

... cycles or “bring down menstruation” reveal the porosity of the boundaries between contraception, abortion and menstrual regulation. The chapter provides a detailed analysis of the discourse of menstrual suppression in Bahia where menstruation is widely discussed in terms of its naturalness...

... by a certain porosity between the academic domain and the public sphere, with scholars commonly writing opinion pieces for newspapers. The interactions developed with the agents of the organizations were therefore based on mutual acknowledgment of the expectations and limits of the collaboration. Yet it would...

... from sources of Rio’s historically global port area, juxtaposes the concepts of porosity and quilombismo in order to propose the concept of portness. As a place of movement, culture, death, life, and resistance, Rio’s port area constitutes an analytical unit that allows for a better understanding...