Chronically Unstable Bodies : Vilaça To most, humanity is inarguably defined to being explicit to human beings and their way of living. However, in Vilaça’s article centered on the Wari’ people of Amazonia, she explores humanity as subject that must… Continue Reading
So Is Female to Male as Nature is to Culture? – Sherry B. Ortner As a follow up article to her initial “Is Female to Male as Nature is to Culture?” publication, Ortner revisits the topic of feminism and anthropology… Continue Reading
The Nature of Gender – Andrea Nightingale In Andrea Nightingale’s approach to understanding the nature to gender divide, she focuses on the female’s interaction with environmental issues. Based on the views of some anthropologists, there are a few ways to… Continue Reading
How to Queer Ecology, One Goose at a Time – Alex Carr Johnson In order to help break the dualism that is human to nature, Johnson uses geese and his own homosexuality to provide a narrative that “queers” nature. He… Continue Reading
Small holders, householders – Robert Netting Robert Netting describes 2 forms of social organizations. Smallholders and householders. Smallholders is defined as smaller players in agribusiness who Netting believes to be more sustainable than large scale players. Without the interference of… Continue Reading