Category: News
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WiPS: “Silence is not surrender”. Soft power and self-crafting among Balinese women, Irina Savu Cristea, 21 March
Thursday, the 21st March from 5 to 7 pm CET via Zoom. “Silence is not surrender”. Soft power and self-crafting among Balinese women by Irina Savu Cristea, Freie Universität Berlin The construction of self among the participants in my research revolves around the image of…
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WiPS. Conflict, Co-Regulation and Congruence: Sociocultural Influences on ADHD, Kathrin Bauer, 22 February
Thursday, the 22nd February from 5 to 7 pm CET via Zoom. “Conflict, Co-Regulation and Congruence: Sociocultural Influences on ADHD” by Kathrin Bauer, Freie Universität Berlin Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is one of the most common diagnoses given to…
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Introducing The Irritation and Human Sociality Project
What does irritation look like cross-culturally? And what can it tell us about more universal human processes like cooperation and moral judgment? Read more about this exciting new interdisciplinary project.
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WiPS. Like a Gambler with No Future: the South Korean Youth as Neoliberal Individuals in a Casinoized Society, Kang Daehoon, 25 January
Thursday, the 25th of January from 5 to 7 pm CET via Zoom. “Like a Gambler with No Future: the South Korean Youth as Neoliberal Individuals in a Casinoized Society“ by Kang Daehoon, Césor/EHESS Discourses such as “Sampo generation 삼포세대” (generation giving…
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WiPS. Care and Belonging in Ambiguity: Homemaking Practices of Syrian Families in Turkey, Begüm Ergün, 30 November
Thursday, the 30th of November from 5 to 7 pm CET via Zoom. “Care and Belonging in Ambiguity: Homemaking Practices of Syrian Families in Turkey“ by Begüm Ergün, Boston University In this paper, I aim to delve into the nuanced meanings of…
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WiPS. Hearing Humanity: Counselling and Psychotherapy as an Intimate Educational Anthropology, Dr. John Loewenthal, 26 October
Thursday, the 26th of October from 5 to 7 pm CET via Zoom. “Hearing Humanity: Counselling and Psychotherapy as an Intimate Educational Anthropology” by Dr. John Loewenthal from Keele University Human acts of talking about their lives, and the therapeutic practice of listening, provide…