JASOonline 2011-2015
Volume VII (2015)
Journal of the Anthropological Society of Oxford Online
ISSN: 2040-1876 New Series, Volume VII, no. 3 (2015) : Special Issue on Medical Anthropology at Oxford: The First Decade and Beyond
Elisabeth Hsu and Stanley Ulijaszek, Introduction, 247-255
Part I. Doctoral research at Oxford
Daniel Dolley, From venomous snakebites to anomalous spirits (in three easy steps), 256-269
Kate Nialla Fayers-Kerr, The healing arts of body painting: lessons learnt from medical anthropology, 270-285
Amy K. McLennan, Bringing everyday life into the study of ‘lifestyle diseases’: lessons from an ethnographic investigation of obesity emergence in Nauru, 286-301
Part II. Taking the Masters’ degree to work
Merle Keck, ‘I am just so irritable’: perceptions of distress among Turkish migrants in Berlin, 302-312
Hannah M. Graff, Beyond language: public health and ‘cultural competency’, 313-325
Olivier Bazin, Implementing research within the NHS: collaboration, challenges and implications, 326-338
Part III. Post-doctoral research and beyond
Katherine J. Morris, Merleau-Ponty and medical anthropology, 339-354
Rachel Hall-Clifford, Autopathologies: how “Sick Lit.” shapes knowledge of the illness experience, 355-369
Barbara Gerke, Moving from efficacy to security: a changing focus in the study of Asian medical systems, 370-384
Reflections
Caroline M. Potter, Bodies of knowledge: medical anthropology and interdisciplinarity, 385-397
Contributors to this issue, 398
Journal of the Anthropological Society of Oxford Online
ISSN: 2040-1876 New Series, Volume VII, no. 2 (2015)
Nate Currier, 'I like Hitler': Führer fever in India, 109-127
Nikola Balaš, On dualism and monism in anthropology: the case of Clifford Geertz, 128-152
Iliyana Angelova, Building a ‘home’ away from home: the experiences of young Naga migrants in Delhi, 153-167
Konstantina Isidoros, The silencing of unifying tribes: the colonial construction of tribe and its ‘extraordinary leap’ to nascent nation-state formation in Western Sahara, 168-190
Micha’el Vimont, Thick description in applied contexts: using interpretative qualitative observations to form quantitative indicators in food security research, 191-204
Robert Parkin, Indo-European kinship terminologies in Europe: trajectories of change, 205-233
Book reviews, 234-238
Journal of the Anthropological Society of Oxford Online
ISSN: 2040-1876 New Series, Volume VII, no. 1 (2015) : Special Issue on Sexual Harassment in the Field
Guest Editors for this issue: Imogen Clark and Andrea Grant
Imogen Clark and Andrea Grant, Sexuality and danger in the field: starting an uncomfortable conversation, 1-14
Venetia Congdon, 'The lonely female researcher': isolation and safety upon arrival in the field, 15-24
Susan MacDougall, ‘Will you marry my son?' Ethnography, culture and the performance of gender, 25-38
Konstantina Isidoros, Between purity and danger: fieldwork approaches to movement, protection and legitimacy for a female ethnographer in the Sahara Desert, 39-54
Leanne Johansson, Dangerous liaisons: risk, positionality and power in women’s anthropological fieldwork, 55-63
Sneha Krishnan, Dispatches from a ‘rogue’ ethnographer: exploring homophobia and queer visibility, 64-79
Theresa Miller, ‘Listen to your mother’: negotiating gender-based safe space during fieldwork, 80-87
Book reviews, 88-106
Volume VI (2014)
Journal of the Anthropological Society of Oxford Online
ISSN: 2040-1876 New Series, Volume VI, no. 2 (2014)
Lubna Tarabey, Divorce as a lived experience among the Lebanese Druze: a study of court records and proceedings, 117-137
Michaela Peykovska, The rise of indigenous rights: a critical re-examination of various policies and their implications for the Swedish Sámi, 138-158
John Christopher Foster, Arakabu and the Arakawa Mountain Kami, 159-187
Aoife Duff, Bidirectional interactions between HIV/AIDS and Indian culture, 188-212
David Zeitlyn, Lévy-Bruhl and ontological déjà vu: an appendix to Vigh and Sausdal, 213-217
Book reviews, 218-246
Journal of the Anthropological Society of Oxford Online
ISSN: 2040-1876 New Series, Volume VI, no. 1 (2014)
Malgorzata Irek, Circular travels: a site-less ethnography of an informal trading route, 1-34
Marciana Krauze, Latvian nationlism and the construction of a 'Latgalian identity', 35-60
Suchismita Mishra, Yadlapalli S. Kusuma and Bontha B. Babu, Pluralistic care and therapeutic itineraries among a migrant tribal community in an eastern Indian city, 61-78
Bony Guiblehon, Le marché des révélations divine dans le context de la crise politique en Côte d'Ivoire, 79-98
N.J. Allen, Comparing mythologies on a global scale: review article of E.J. Michael Witzel, The origins of the world's mythologies, 99-103
Book reviews, 104-113
Volume V (2013)
Journal of the Anthropological Society of Oxford Online
ISSN: 2040-1876 New Series, Volume V, no. 2 (2013)
Wendy James, Whatever happened to the safe havens? Imposing state boundaries between the Sudanese plains and the Ethiopian highlands, 105-124
Clare Harris, Digital dilemmas: the ethnographic museum as distributive institution, 125-136
Rebecca Rodin, Rethinking the human: the WHO, the World Bank, and the transition from international to global health, 137-170
Warren Shapiro, The nuclear family and its derivations: that's what kinship is! (Review article of Marshall Sahlins, What Kinship Is - and Is Not), 171-193
Robert Parkin, From tetradic society to dispersed allianceL notes arising from a chapter by N.J. Allen, 194-206
Robert Parkin, Note on oblique exchange in a matrilineal society in the Comoro Islands, 207-211
Book review: Andrew Moutu, Names are thicker than blood: kinship and ownership among the Iatmul (Robert Parkin), 212-213
Journal of the Anthropological Society of Oxford Online
ISSN: 2040-1876 New Series, Volume V, no. 1 (2013)
Robert Parkin, 'Relatedness as transcendence: on the renewed debate over the meaning of kinship, 1-26
Sandra Modh, Ivory, women and rajas: initial comments on social change in an east Indonesian boundary community, 27-35
George Kunnath, Compliance or defiance? The case of Dalits and Mahadalits, 36-59
Alison Petch and Jason Gibson, 'The ablest Australian Anthropologists': two early anthropologists and Oxford, 60-85
Appendix of high quality images
Appendix of high quality images
Book reviews, 86-182
Vol. IV (2012)
Journal of the Anthropological Society of Oxford Online
ISSN: 2040-1876 New Series, Volume IV, no. 2 (2012)
Helen Durgante, 'Give them bread and circuses': mega-events and urban convictions, 124-149
Maja Nazaruk, Behar's vulnerable writing as a textual strategy in ethnography, 150-168
Maja Nazaruk, Writing the souk as a social fact: demarcation of fieldwork semiosis in Morocco, 169-182
Robert Parkin, Kinship as classification: towards a paradigm of change, 183-211
Book reviews, 212-233
Journal of the Anthropological Society of Oxford Online
ISSN: 2040-1876 New Series, Volume IV, no. 1 (2012)
Garriy Shteynberg, Intersubjectivity, agency and idiosyncratic identity, 1-21
Pnina Motzafi-Haller, Locating the agency of marginalized people: nomadic and post-nomadic service populations in Rajasthan, India, 22-54
Upul Abeyrathne, Ethnic war and traditional status in an ethnically mixed community: a study of Panama on the east coast of Sri Lanka, 55-73
Toby Goaman-Dodson, Nomadic vision: photography and visuality in the work of Wilfred Thesiger, 74-95
Ryan Alison Foley, A new generation of challenges: seeking independence on an Oxford estate, 96-105
Book reviews, 106-122
Volume III (2011)
Journal of the Anthropological Society of Oxford Online
ISSN: 2040-1876 New Series, Volume III, no. 1 (2011)
Michael Costello, Notions of coexistence between custom and law: a current experiment in the emergent state of Abkhazia, 1-37
Ruth Manimekalai Vaz, The ‘Big Bang’ of Dravidian kinship, 38-66
Theresa Miller, Maize as material culture? Amazonian theories of persons and things, 67-89
Marisa Wilson, Social property in Cuba: the ideal versus the reality, 90-100
Book reviews, 101-128
