University of Helsinki Anthropology
Goings-on of the discipline
Roberta Raffaeta (Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia) gave a talk entitled “Crossing ecosystems, crossing ontologies. How microbiome science is remaking what does it means to be human” at the visiting seminar on the 20th of January 2023.
Anna Sokolova (Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies) gave a talk on the 1st of February 2023 entitled: ‘Red Fever’: State Timber Production and Commercial Berry Harvesting in Late Soviet Karelia.
In my talk, I will address the case of commercial berry harvesting in northern Soviet Karelia during 1970s. My research is based on field and archival research in the Muezersky and Louhsky districts of Karelia, conducted in 2018-2021. The main focus of the research is everyday life and practices in timber production settlements during 1960-1980s.
Hege Høyer Leivestad (Stockholm University) gave on 12.11.2021 a paper entitled “The Port Revisited: Cargo capitalism at the Strait of Gibraltar”.
On Friday 19 March Nayanika Mathur (University of Oxford) gave a talk entitled “Entrapment: New ways of seeing big cats in India” at the Visiting seminar in Anthropology at the University of Helsinki.
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Miha Kozorog gave a visiting seminar in Anthropology at the University of Helsinki entitled “Borderwork with Wildlife on the Slovenian-Hungarian Border: At the Intersection of Border and Multispecies Ethnography”.
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Janet Roitman (New School for Social Research) gave a seminar presentation on the 14th of November entitled “Africa Rising: Class or Finance?”
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