Age Imaginaries in School Ethnography
Like most social scientists, my approach to methodology is in important ways entangled with personal narrative. My interest in age as a field of social […]
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Putting Linked Lives at the Center of Ethnography
Two months before I leave for fieldwork and immerse myself in the daily realities of a small hamlet in Dolomiti di Brenta, northeast Italy, […]
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CFP: Ageing in Europe: Beyond the Work-Centered Life Course? (14-16 September, Frankfurt)
In modern European societies, work has become a key aspect in both structuring individual lives as well as in determining socio-economic well-being. Looking at recent […]
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High on AAGE at the Mile High City: #AAA2015 conference report
Amid some snow flurries and nighttime temperatures dropping to 5°F, AAGE completed its 38th year with a major presence at the AAA meetings last November […]
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“Associating dementia” (39.5 months from 15 August 2016) This is an exciting opportunity to join a new research team that will carry out collaborative ethnographic […]
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Aged Culture
This is the first post in the Life Course CRN blog exchange series developed in conjunction with the Anthropology of Children and Youth Interest Group […]
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The legacies of age: Some thoughts on categories, change and continuity
This is the first set of posts in the Life Course CRN blog exchange series developed in conjunction with the Anthropology of Children and Youth […]
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