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Rome Hosts "Undisciplined Anthropologies II" This Week

Beyond Borders," an international conference running September 25–26 at AUR's campus in Monteverde. Anthropologies, this year's conference takes "Beyond Borders" as its organizing theme, asking what becomes possible once traditional disciplinary boundaries around anthropology are questioned rather than taken for granted.

Rome Hosts "Undisciplined Anthropologies II" This Week

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Beyond Borders," an international conference running September 25–26 at AUR's campus in Monteverde.

Anthropologies, this year's conference takes "Beyond Borders" as its organizing theme, asking what becomes possible once traditional disciplinary boundaries around anthropology are questioned rather than...

Across four sessions and two full days, the conference's roughly two dozen presentations range widely, and often unpredictably.

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Beyond Borders," an international conference running September 25–26 at AUR's campus in Monteverde. Anthropologies, this year's conference takes "Beyond Borders" as its organizing theme, asking what becomes possible once traditional disciplinary boundaries around anthropology are questioned rather than taken for granted. Across four sessions and two full days, the conference's roughly two dozen presentations range widely, and often unpredictably.

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  • The program explores how anthropology intersects with the arts, technology, ecology and politics, deliberately widening the field's usual methodological borders to create new ways of understanding...
  • Day one opens with Massimo Canevacci's talk on syncretic anthropology, followed by presentations spanning multispecies memory and ecological imagination in Brazil's Caatinga region, an "unheard" approach to...

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AUR and UniPa Bring Together Scholars From Across Europe for Two Days of Boundary-Crossing Debate The American University of Rome (AUR) and the Department of Cultures and Societies at Università degli Studi di Palermo (UniPa) are joining forces this week to host "Undisciplined Anthropologies II:

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