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"Eric Wolf, center left, being interviewed by television reporter about the University of Michigan βteach-inβ protest against the Vietnam War, March 1965." from Hantman's excellent new open access article "Scholar, Activist, Humanist: A Portrait of EricΒ Wolf (the Charlottesville Years 1955β1958)"
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Jomo Kenyatta, first president of Kenya. He earned an MA under Malinowski at the LSE. This image is from his My People of Kikuyu, a work which is discussed in a new article at BEROSE on Kenyatta and Leakey.
Arthur Ramos (shown here in Paris in 1949) was one of the most important Brazilian anthropologists of the first half of the twentieth century. You can read more about his career in this new biographical entry from the always-excellent Berose project
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A rare Lloyd Fallers pic, via the always-excellent Berose
Berose has a profile of Ernestine Friedl, who was the founder of Duke's anthropology department, and so much more
Very glad to have a new paper by Ann Byrne on the Harvard Irish Project , which features (both the paper and the project) Conrad Arensberg. Via BEROSE.
