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WiPS: Perceptions of Parenthood in Communism and Their Implications in Today’s Adults in Romania, Dr. Lavinia Țânculescu-Popa, 11 May

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Thursday, the 11th of May from 5 to 7 pm CET via Zoom.

This month we are happy to introduce Dr. Lavinia Țânculescu-Popa from Hyperion University, who will share her work-in-progress titled: 

“Perceptions of Parenthood in Communism and Their Implications in Today’s Adults in Romania”

The ENPA Works-in-Progress Seminar is a new venue for researchers, faculty and postgraduate students to present ongoing work, receive feedback and share ideas about their research in psychological anthropology and allied fields. The seminar meets on the second Friday of every month via Zoom.

To join ENPA WiPS and receive the link for the seminar, please register here.

ENPA prize for a remarkable published paper in 2022

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The European Network for Psychological Anthropology (ENPA) is inviting nominations for the annual ENPA Prize for a published paper in psychological anthropology. The prize committee will be looking to highlight an article of special significance in its field, which could be, for example, making a valuable contribution to existing debates, taking a bold approach or drawing attention to an important but marginalised field of study.

Details:

  • Published between 1 January and 31 December, 2022
  • In any field of psychological anthropology
  • Include a short letter of nomination from a member of ENPA (self-nominations accepted) that highlights the contribution of the article
  • Deadline for submissions: 15 May 2023, via e-mail to info@enpanthro.net
  • Winner of the prize will be announced at the ‘Get to know ENPA’ meeting at the 2023 ENPA conference, ‘Psychology and Anthropology in a Changing World’, University of Oslo, 7-9 June
  • There is no registration fee for ENPA membership. Interested persons may register here.
  • The ENPA conference is also running with no registration fee. There is an online option for those who cannot attend in person. The deadline for registration is 30 April, through this form.

WiPS: Learning Shame, Learning Fear: A cross-cultural comparison of socialising emotions in Finland and Colombia, Maija-Eliina Sequeira, March 9

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Thursday, the 9th of March from 5 to 7 pm CET via Zoom.

Learning Shame, Learning Fear: A cross-cultural comparison of socialising emotions in Finland and Colombia

by Maija-Eliina Sequeira, University of Helsinki

The ENPA Works-in-Progress Seminar is a venue for researchers, faculty and postgraduate students to present ongoing work, receive feedback and share ideas about their research in psychological anthropology and allied fields. The seminar meets on the second Thursday of every month via Zoom.

To join ENPA WiPS and receive the link for the seminar, please register here.