cyberanthropology

knew the guy, he's interesting but to weird for me...well, sorry. It's more the topic he's into. I just can't get myself to be all exicted about MUDs and MOOs. And: Yes! I AM prejudiced. So what? What are you gonna do about it?
:-)
Anyway: thats his dissertation project. What could be interesting though is his definition of cyberanthropology. Well, we'll see.

here'san interesting course-schedule (or more so: the reading list!) of a seminar at the Institute of Anthropology in Munich, Germany. Seems there ARE some anthropologists out there who are interested in the topic. Have to check this guy out though...wonder what he's up to. :-)

just started to worry about layout and then thought: well, what the hell, I'll just give this a whole bunch of really interesting content, no-one will mind then anyway, so there you are my dear non-existent readership....

In: "Multimedia als Mittel der ethnologischen Darstellung" a rather young german student of social anthropology tries to show the relevance of new media for the "Writing culture"-debate in anthroplogy. Or so. Not quite sure what I shall think about it yet, as I just scanned through it, will get back to it later on.

Here's the link, for all of you who speak german.