Recurrent, most recently Romantic, ideologies conceptualize creativity as the solitary, ex
nihilo creation of products of self-evident and universal value—most emblematically in the …

This “carefully crafted ethnography” of a Palestinian refugee camp in Beirut reframes the
relationship between home and homeland (Journal of Palestinian Studies). More than half a …

This article addresses the complexity of children's risk landscapes through an ethnography
of 10‐to 12‐year‐old Danish children. The data revealed how children individually and …

The first ethnography devoted to the practice of gambling as its core subject, Gambling Life
considers the stakes of social action in one community on the island of Crete. Backgammon …

While research has investigated risk-taking in play for children from the age of four years
upwards, less is known of risky play with children under four years. A small-scale …

This article explores teenage girls' and boys' agency in how they handle risk and promote
safety in public space. Based on material from qualitative interviews with Swedish teenagers …

This essay presents anthropologys culture concept (hereafter culture) asformally, precisely,
definablya scientific theory. Representing new knowledge, an emerging theory challenges …

In medical anthropological research, the question of suffering has been a topic of salient
interest mostly from two theoretical viewpoints: those of endurance and of agency. The …

Health geography has emerged from under the “shadow of the medical” to become one of
the most vibrant of all the subdisciplines. Yet, this success has also meant that health …

Drawing upon an extensive review of the literature, this chapter presents the main
theoretical and methodological perspectives utilized in the study of children's everyday …