Author: Julia Brown Over time, we learn what to care about and what not to, and who to care about and who not to. Much of this comes down to the social circles in which we move, and wider cultural norms that drive our sense of what we want (from work ideals, material and consumable … Continue reading A Choice To Care (about social inequity)?
Author: Julia Brown
Anthropology at the dawn of Trump: some introspection from Canberra
Author: Julia Brown I deluded myself into thinking that Barack Obama had, at the least, embodied an inclusive and affable leadership style. I did not question whether his gregariousness would appeal to everyone, nor did I realise how many he left behind trying to peddle democratic values in a corrupt system. I am also guilty … Continue reading Anthropology at the dawn of Trump: some introspection from Canberra
The Familiar Strange 