Wandering through the central streets of Tehran, you will invariably come across the ubiquitous street booksellers and their stalls. As […] The post Street Books in Tehran:
Collective Mentality and Decolonizing Research Engagement appeared first on Allegra Lab. [...]
It was a hot sweltering Sunday afternoon in the bustling city of Karachi. I had come to the Bahar-e-Shariat mosque […] The post The Ethics of Researching the Far-Right in
the Global South appeared first on Allegra Lab. [...]
The escalation of war in Ukraine in 2022 triggered a global show of solidarity with Ukrainians escaping the country. Many […] The post Narrative Abandonment. Suffering and
the Hidden Costs of Solidarity in Times of War appeared first on Allegra Lab. [...]
In this audio file, I reflect on my fieldwork in Palestine. Using commitment as a frame, I address how it […] The post An audio note on Commitment appeared first on Allegra
Lab. [...]
In May 2024, following a barrage of Russian missile attacks on power stations across Ukraine, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal announced […] The post Pasts Cast in Concrete and
Steel? Infrastructure and the War in Ukraine appeared first on Allegra Lab. [...]
Until the fairly recent turn towards therapy and mental health of educated middle classes in Turkey, talking with one’s neighbor, […] The post The Transformative Potential
of Intimacy: Turkish Coffee Talk and Ethnographic Listening appeared first on Allegra Lab. [...]
Film Screening & Discussion with Director Nafis Fathollahzadeh Khabur 30′28 November, 13:30 CET Nafis Fathollahzadeh AnthroKino presents the screening of […] The post ANTHROKINO
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Conducting field research in the Global South comes with its own challenges in various stages: pre-field, during fieldwork, and post-fieldwork. […] The post Introduction:
Conducting Ethnographic Fieldwork in the Global South appeared first on Allegra Lab. [...]
It’s a cold early-winter morning in South Brooklyn. The streets are empty. My friend Gabe explains that it’s only a […] The post The Social Act We Call Memory appeared
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2e partie : Frapper par amour Dans le cinéma des années 1930, il est fréquent que la femme aimée soit violentée par son compagnon. Elle est souvent menacée, insultée,
méprisée, humiliée mais également battue suivant un schéma très stéréotypé selon lequel l’homme exprime ses émotions par la force physique. [...]
