Category: News
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A note from the new ENPA convenors
First of all, thank you to all the members and interested colleagues who have joined our network meeting at EASA2022. As newly (re-)elected convenors, we, Anni Kajanus, Suzana Jovičić, and John Loewenthal would like to express our gratitude to the…
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ENPA Junior Scholars @EASA2022: “Co-imagining an alternative intellectualism: an open space”, July 28th, 13.15 (lunch event)
How can we break down the borders of our intellectual communities, for them to be more inclusive, egalitarian, humble, and radical in impacting the world? That will be the question we would like to explore, collectively, during this lunch event.…
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Applications for ENPA convenorship 2023 – 2026
The European Network for Psychological Anthropology (ENPA) is inviting applications for the ENPA convenorship for the term of 2023 – 2026. Please send a brief motivation letter including a statement on the potential future contributions to ENPA, as well as…
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ENPA prize for a remarkable published paper in 2021
The European Network for Psychological Anthropology (ENPA) is inviting nominations for the first 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…
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ENPA Works-in-Progress Seminar (WiPS) on Localizing Traveling Concepts: Permaculture and Green Schooling in Southeast Asia, by Thomas Stodulka, 10th of June
Friday, the 10th of June from 4 to 6 pm CET via Zoom. “Localizing Traveling Concepts: Permaculture and Green Schooling in Southeast Asia”by Thomas Stodulka, FU Berlin The ENPA Works-in-Progress Seminar is a new venue for researchers, faculty and postgraduate…
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Prospects and Futures of Psychological Anthropology – Call for abstracts (Ethos)
Ethos Special Section (Virtual Special Edition): Prospects and Futures of Psychological AnthropologyGuest editors: Thomas Stodulka, Anni Kajanus & Suzana Jovicic Call for abstracts Over the last fifty years, Psychological Anthropology has thrived in US anthropology, but it seems to have…