No. 19 (2015): Plazaz, plaza, Occupy anthropology!

Published: 01-06-2016

Monographic section

• The youth and the Arab Spring

  Maria Àngels Roque

  11-24

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• A silent revolution: Memories of feminist and neighbourhood activism, from the Transition to the 15M movement in
Barcelona and its industrial belt

  Eva Fernàndez Lamelas

  25-41

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• “Que no, que no, que no nos representan”, or: rethinking the relationship between research and activism throughout our lived experience

  Ariana S. Cota, Luca Sebastiani

  43-58

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• Collaborative Anthropology and social movements:
creative assemblages between subjects in process

  Alberto Arribas Lozano

  59-73

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• Reformulating politics, activism and ethnography. A sketch of a somatic and vulnerable anthropology

  Mari Luz Esteban

  75-93

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Contributions

• The theatre praxis as a political process. An anthropological approach


  Gorka Alvarez Barragán, Iván Alvarado Castro

  97-110

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Interview

• The Wonder years. Insights on the history of American
anthropology. A conversation with Jane F. Collier

  Elixabete Imaz

  112-125

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Reviews

• A truthful ethnography

  José A. Mansilla López

  129-132

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