“The Anthropology of Turquoise ... In tandem with the holiness of color, she reveres nature throughout her essays, with much of the book serving as homage to the beauty that is all around ...

Should nature have rights ... So all of a sudden anthropology is not just anthropology. It's anthropology beyond the human. The book grew out of research you did over a period of four years ...

The book brings anthropology alive for those who have never had the privilege of visiting, or reading deeply about, societies very different from their own. For those who have worked in the remote ...

The title is a satirical nod to the romanticization of indigenous peoples as intrinsically good and close to nature ... against anthropology's retreat from science. His book is an important ...

Springer Nature; 268 pages ... could delay putting those solutions into practice. Ms Tett’s book shows that, although anthropology’s prestige has diminished, it is still a source of insights ...

And yet there is something so beguiling, so charming about the book. At first you might reject it like a sugary pop song, but you will find yourself singing along a few days later. Anthropology is ...

Michael Hathaway is Professor of Anthropology, Associate Member of the School for ... This work examines changing understandings of nature, social categories, and power. It was published as ...