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What Are You Currently Reading?
- Thread starter Nebulous
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Unlikeliest Of Marriages; the second book of my fan fiction story.
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?
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
Whats that about?
...somewhere Crichton is smiling from the Great Literary Hall in the Sky.....
I'm reading the second book of the series the custard protocol by Gail Carriger.
'Human Instinct' by Robert Winston.
The Foundation Trilogy by Isaac Asimov
Whats that about?
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.
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?
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.
Is that about children who live in cold climates?
