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Xhosa in town revisited : from urban anthropology to an anthropolgy of urbanism
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Parents despite support networks? An intersectional analysis of disabled parenthood
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Caught in the fire: An accidental ethnography of discomfort in researching sex work
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“How can the dead consent?”: Reclamation, research, and the right to say nothing
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Fugitive Anthropology, Embodying Activist Research By Shanya Cordis, Maya J. Berry, Claudia Chávez Argüelles, Sarah Ihmoud, R. Elizabeth Velásquez Estrada (Ed.), Austin, TX: University of Texas Press. 2026. pp. 394. $105.00 (hbk). ISBN: 9781477332733
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The effect of anthropological research on the researcher: a self-reflexive account of fieldwork conducted for Rape Crisis (Cape Town)
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Epistemological Nationalism and the Founding of European Sociology
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Maurice Halbwachs aux Annales
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Is Corporate Pluralism Monism?
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Of Halos and Horrors
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Les infortunes sociologiques du réalisme épistémologique durkheimien
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Biographical Notice
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Book review
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Notes Critiques
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An Ecocritical Re-reading of Rousseau’s Julie or the New Heloise
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Lumbering Woman: Madge Macbeth’s The Patterson Limit
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“A Vessel Larger Than Reality to Hold”: Water Crisis and Indian Speculative Climate Fiction
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Grim Ambiguity Coupled with Sanguinity: Submergence of Anthropocentrism in Dystopian Climate Fiction
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Editorial: Ecocriticism: Old and New Challenges
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Challenging Anthropocentrism in Tony Hillerman’s Detective Novel Listening Woman
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From Meme to Coin to Government Body: DOGE, a Case of Cruel Irony in Contemporary Politics
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Reviving a Canon in New Nature Writing: The Cases For and Against Edward Thomas’ ‘Country Essay’
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Flooded London: Sensory Lexica in The End We Start From by Megan Hunter
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Gender, Ethnicity, and Social Class in Monica Krawczyk’s Short Stories
