by Hagar Hazaz Berger, Bar Ilan University In 1688 the Swiss physician Johannes Hopper treated soldiers sent to the battlefield. Hopper noticed that the soldiers developed symptoms of weakness, severe abdominal pain, unwillingness to live, and especially intense and unbearable longing for the familiar physical space – home, and a desire to return there. He … Continue reading Longing for Nostalgia
Bob LeVine’s words of encouragement
Dear ENPA members,After many inspiring and encouraging conversations with Robert ‘Bob’ LeVine in Berlin and in Cambridge, Massachusetts, over the last months, we are happy to kick off our blog with his encouragement: A contribution of not only one of our mentors, but an ongoing trailblazing scholar, and co-founder of the (North American) Society of … Continue reading Bob LeVine’s words of encouragement
Welcome!
Welcome to our shared blog on the scopes and possibilities, the challenges and futures of Psychological Anthropology in Europe and Beyond. We invite you to share your thoughts on Psychological Anthropology and related endeavours to make your ideas resonate with those of other like-minded and interested scholars. Please direct your contributions to Keir Martin and … Continue reading Welcome!