Anthropological Engagements with Modern Psychotropy

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An Anthropological Perspective: Another Dimension to Modern Dental Wear Concepts

For many years, research on tooth wear by dental academics has been diametrically opposite to that of anthropological research, with each discipline having a different understanding as to the nature of the wear processes. Dental focus revolved around preventive and restorative considerations while the anthropological focus was a biological understanding related to human evolution, diet, environ...

Lanchester Models of Guerrilla Engagements

Social Cognition: Evolutionary History of Emotional Engagements with Infants

A new mother and baby gaze into each other's eyes, mutually engaging with facial expressions, kisses and greetings. A new study shows that this behaviour is not uniquely human: such intersubjective interactions may have an evolutionary history of at least 30 million years.

Ex-siting and insighting: ethnographic engagements with place and community

Questions of space and place have always been fundamental to – and increasingly rather problematic for – social and cultural anthropology and ethnology. They arise from two, interlinked, concerns. One is with what place and space mean to those whose lives we seek to understand. How do they use space and make place? What do places mean to people – and why? Do certain forms of spatial organisatio...