What Are You Currently Reading?

[Megan]

"Precious Moments Holy Bible"

"Anne Frank: Diary of a Young Girl" by Anne Frank.

 

[JasonBegheFanGirl]

Unlikeliest Of Marriages; the second book of my fan fiction story.

 

[Nebulous]

I am mostly reading books related to my classes. I have misplaced one of my textbooks though as I recently moved house. Hopefully can find that over the next few days.

Anthropology class?

 

[Scarlet Rose]

Anthropology class?

Yep, Taking Anthropology to the World. It is a class on public anthropology. I found the missing textbook too, I had left it at work in my locker.

 

[Nebulous]

Yep, Taking Anthropology to the World. It is a class on public anthropology. I found the missing textbook too, I had left it at work in my locker.

Nice, anthropology is always interesting

 

[Webster]

...somewhere Crichton is smiling from the Great Literary Hall in the Sky.....

 

[Nebulous]

...somewhere Crichton is smiling from the Great Literary Hall in the Sky.....

Whats that about?

 

[sunflowerlover]

I'm reading the second book of the series the custard protocol by Gail Carriger.

 

[kalu708]

Chanakya Neeti, Marathi Language.

 

[MamaFrankie]

'Human Instinct' by Robert Winston.

 

[Prometheus]

The Foundation Trilogy by Isaac Asimov

 

[Nebulous]

The Foundation Trilogy by Isaac Asimov

Whats that about?

 

[tea4me]

'The Lyrics' by Paul McCartney. I'm on book 1 of the two-part set. Loving it so far.

 

[Scarlet Rose]

Psychological Types by Carl Jung
A Companion to Cognitive Anthropology edited by David B. Kronenfeld

I am enjoying the Companion to Cognitive Anthropology more, which surprises me. As I thought it was going to be the opposite. While it is definitely a subfield of social anthropology I am weaker in, I am surprised how many of the anthropologists being referenced that I recognize or in some cases have even read some of their work. One or two of them I even reference a lot in assignments at uni and didn't even realize they were cognitive anthropologists.

 

[Nebulous]

Psychological Types by Carl Jung
A Companion to Cognitive Anthropology edited by David B. Kronenfeld

I am enjoying the Companion to Cognitive Anthropology more, which surprises me. As I thought it was going to be the opposite. While it is definitely a subfield of social anthropology I am weaker in, I am surprised how many of the anthropologists being referenced that I recognize or in some cases have even read some of their work. One or two of them I even reference a lot in assignments at uni and didn't even realize they were cognitive anthropologists.

Is that for school or leisure?

 

[Scarlet Rose]

Is that for school or leisure?

It is supposed to be for leisure, but it is not feeling so much like that at the moment hahaha. Every now and then I almost understand what they are saying.

 

[MrDawn]

What Are You Currently Reading?

 

[Nebulous]

It is supposed to be for leisure, but it is not feeling so much like that at the moment hahaha. Every now and then I almost understand what they are saying.

Same here

 

[emily]

I just finished reading the Ice children

I just posted about it in another thread

 

[Nebulous]

Ice children

Is that about children who live in cold climates?