Course: Research Methods in Anthropology (2009)

Written by hugo
on January 1, 2009
Filed under teaching

With Carlo Cubero. Graduate seminar course, one semester.

@wasteunearthed thank you for coming! and they are, aren't they. they're a real joy to work with.

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😷 hugo reinert @metaleptic·

phew.

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😷 hugo reinert @metaleptic·

thanks to everyone who came, for engaging and for the wonderful questions! if you want to stay in the loop on this, I've set up a temporary mailing list: let me know and I'll add you.

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😷 hugo reinert @metaleptic·

final talk in the series, with @wasteunearthed describing the entangled, more-than human complexities of a world war II archaeological site in the norwegian arctic.

this concludes the talks, but I'll post recordings and run a second series next semester. updates in the thread.

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😷 hugo reinert @metaleptic·

well past the point where breaking the law is a moral imperative.

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