May–Jun 2019: 8 Articles
Animalia
What can anthropology tell us about animals furry, feathered, or magical, and our relations with them? Welcome to AN’s anthropological menagerie, from vicuñas in the high Andes to ferrets at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo.
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Mar–Apr 2019: 6 Articles
From 1969‒2019
In 2019, AN asked AAA members to take stock and consider where the field has been, where it is now, and where it is headed. Here is how some of you responded. AN’s “From 1969 to 2019” issue—a critical reflection and an opening for further conversations and perspectives.
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Jan–Feb 2019: 6 Articles
Love
With February 14 fast approaching, this issue of AN is all about love: the love formed after war, the affections elicited by emotional technologies, the love-politics of community organizing, the “love machine” or dating app, and the romance and resistance of pop music love stories.
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