Journal of the Anthropological Society of Oxford Online

Contents, Vol. VII, no. 1 (2015) : Special Issue on Sexual Harassment in the Field

Guest Editors for this issue: Imogen Clark and Andrea Grant

Imogen Clark and Andrea Grant, Sexuality and danger in the field: starting an uncomfortable conversation, 1-14

Venetia Congdon, 'The lonely female researcher': isolation and safety upon arrival in the field, 15-24

Susan MacDougall, ‘Will you marry my son?' Ethnography, culture and the performance of gender, 25-38

Konstantina Isidoros, Between purity and danger: fieldwork approaches to movement, protection and legitimacy for a female ethnographer in the Sahara Desert, 39-54

Leanne Johansson, Dangerous liaisons: risk, positionality and power in women’s anthropological fieldwork, 55-63

Sneha Krishnan, Dispatches from a ‘rogue’ ethnographer: exploring homophobia and queer visibility, 64-79

Theresa Miller, ‘Listen to your mother’: negotiating gender-based safe space during fieldwork, 80-87

 https://www.anthro.ox.ac.uk/jasoonline-2011#collapse392631

Current Anthropology《当代人类学》是一个鼓励美式人类学四分支齐头并进的重要刊物。今年第一期已出刊，关键词：北极圈居民的混合经济、象征符号的情感情绪性、米德的公众人类学、自相矛盾的古代城市发展。四篇研究论文照例附上了几位评议人的书面评议和作者的回应。

Volume 59, Number 1 | February 2018

ARTICLES

The Affectiveness of Symbols: Materiality, Magicality, and the Limits of the Antisemiotic Turn

Sasha Newell

Entropic Cities: The Paradox of Urbanism in Ancient Mesopotamia

Guillermo Algaze

The Public Anthropology of Margaret Mead: Redbook, Women’s Issues, and the 1960s

Paul Shankman

Why Wage Earners Hunt: Food Sharing, Social Structure, and Influence in an Arctic Mixed Economy

Elspeth Ready, Eleanor A. Power

REPORT

Ethnogenesis and Social Difference in the Andean Late Intermediate Period (AD 1100–1450): A Bioarchaeological Study of Cranial Modification in the Colca Valley, Peru

Matthew C. Velasco

BOOK AND FILM REVIEWS

The Way Forward for Bioarchaeology (Agarwal and Wesp's Exploring Sex and Gender in Bioarchaeology)

Alyson Caine

Invigorating Animism Research (Weston's Animate Planet: Making Visceral Sense of Living in a High-Tech Ecologically Damaged World)

Graham Harvey

Modes of Production Revisited (Rosenswig and Cunningham's Modes of Production and Archaeology)

Kenneth Hirth

After Empire’s Encounters (Koga's Inheritance of Loss: China, Japan, and the Political Economy of Redemption after Empire)

Andrea Gevurtz Arai

A Brighter Outlook for China’s Daughters (Shi's Choosing Daughters: Family Change in Rural China)

Laurel Bossen

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