It is my pleasure to announce that Decameron Relived launched today on Cultural Anthropology.   As anthropologists we often tell stories in our work to introduce a setting, to illustrate a point, to “try to grasp the fragments of the real world” (Fassin 2014, 41), or to give readers a sense of what it […]

Cognition and Culture group at the University of Exeter invited me to give a short presentation on my work in progress. It was a great pleasure to receive many insightful comments and questions after my talk on ‘Inner life and techniques of Imagination’.

Last week I had the opportunity to attend the RAI2020 Anthropology and Geography conference and to present in a panel in the methods section. The panel, convened by Elizabeth Rahman and Shonil Bhagawat, entitled Walking stories: doing and making out and about explored ethnographic methods on the move. This was a fantastic opportunity to reflect on […]