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Am I Engaged in Biosociality?
I was initially drawn to Cornelia Guell’s recent article entitled “Candi(e)d Action: Biosocialities of Turkish Berliners Living with Diabetes” ( Medical Anthropology Quarterly (25(3):377-394, 2011), by the focus on Turks—I grew up in Turkey—but I soon found myself enmeshed in … Continue reading
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On the Passing of Summer
The last couple of mornings the temperatures have been in the low 40s (F), and I began to realize that the warmth of summer was nearly over. The reality of seasonality struck me again—after my many years in the tropics. … Continue reading
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On American Pets
I am pretty old and I’ve lived for many years overseas, where animals may be petted and fed, but that’s about it. With this information as backdrop, I have to admit I’m pretty shocked by current American attitudes toward and … Continue reading