Joost Hegle

Universitetsbibliotekar med fagansvar for Afrikakunnskap, geografi og Sosialantropologi.

Research librarian for African studies, Geography and Social Anthropology

Spesialområde:Kjønnsforskning
(Topic of interest: Gender studies)
Hovedfag i sosialantropologi våren 1996.
Masters Degree in Social Anthropology from 1996.

Lidenskapelig musikkelsker og musikksamler.
(Passionate music lover and music collector)

Lidenskapelig fjordfisker.
(Passionate fjordfisher)
Tech-savvy, langt over gjennomsnittlig interessert i teknologi!
(Very interested in technology...)

Research4Life

Innleggsforfatter Av Joost Hegle
Publiseringsdato 25. oktober 2016
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Access to Research in the Developing World

For institutions in developing countries:

The Research4Life consortium provides access to eligible institutions through four subject-wise portals:

HINARI provides access to more than 5,500 journals in the health and social sciences;
AGORA provides access to some 1,200 journals in the agricultural sciences;
OARE provides access to more than 2,000 journals in the environmental sciences;
ARDI provides access to nearly 10,000 journals, books, and reference works for 107 developing countries.

Thanks to the consortium, journals listed on these sites that are not usually ‘open access’ are made available for free to eligible institutions.

Stikkord åpen publisering, developing countries, open access, utviklingsland

environment Geografi Geography miljø UBrss

The Environment & Society Portal

Innleggsforfatter Av Joost Hegle
Publiseringsdato 25. oktober 2016
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The Environment & Society Portal is a gateway to open access resources on the human-environment relationship. Its content reflects research themes of the Rachel Carson Center for Environment and Society, its fellows, and partners. It addresses the community of teachers and researchers, as well as the interested public. Click here to learn more.

Stikkord åpen publisering, environment, environment & society portal, miljø, open access

Cultural anthropology UBrss

Anthropology – Week 4: Anton Blok

Innleggsforfatter Av Joost Hegle
Publiseringsdato 12. januar 2016
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Anton Blok, a dutch anthropologist, born in Amsterdam in 1935.

He is mostly known for his studies on the Mafia in Sicily in the 1960s.

Anton Blok was a visiting professor at the University of Michigan (1972-1973) and University of California, Berkeley in 1988. He is a professor emeritus of cultural anthropology at the University of Amsterdam.

Some other publications by Anton Blok:

Honour and violence. Cambridge: Polity, 2001. ISBN 0-7456-0449-8
Anthropologische Perspektiven: Einführung, Kritik und Plädoyer. With Klaus Schomburg. Stuttgart: Klett-Cotta, 1995. ISBN 3-608-91725-X

Stikkord Anton Blok, cultural anthropology, dutch anthropologist, Netherlands

Cultural anthropology Social anthropology Sosialantropologi UBrss

Alan Macfarlane: Interviews with Anthropologists

Innleggsforfatter Av Joost Hegle
Publiseringsdato 12. januar 2016
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Interviews with Anthropologists is a collection of 91 interviews made by Alan Macfarlane between 1976 and 2010. Details of the full collection of anthropologist interviews can be browsed on DSpace@Cambridge by clicking here.

Interviews with Anthropologists is part of a wider collection of Film Interviews with Leading Thinkers, which can be found here.

Collection Details:

Collection: Interviews with Anthropologists
Collector: Alan Macfarlane
Date(s): 1976 – 2010
Language(s): English

Stikkord Alan McFarlane, anthropologists, antropologer, interviews, intervju

Cultural anthropology Social anthropology Sosialantropologi UBedu UBrss

Anthropology – Week 3: A new anthropologist: Lars Krutak Tattoo Anthropologist

Innleggsforfatter Av Joost Hegle
Publiseringsdato 11. desember 2015
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Lars Krutak received his Ph.D. at Arizona State University’s School of Human Evolution & Social Change in 2009. Since 2003, he has been studying the socioeconomic impacts of tourism and tourism promotion on indigenous Rarámuri (Tarahumara) arts and crafts vendors living in the Copper Canyon region of Mexico for his dissertation.

Krutak began tattoo research in 1996 as a graduate student at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. Trained as an archaeologist and cultural anthropologist, he spent three years exploring the complex symbolism and practice of tattooing throughout the Arctic.

Stikkord anthropology, antropologi, body modification, kroppsmodifisering, tatovering, tattoo, tattoos

Social anthropology Sosialantropologi Sosiologi UBedu UBrss

Anthropology -Week 2: A new anthropologist/sociologist

Innleggsforfatter Av Joost Hegle
Publiseringsdato 3. desember 2015
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Having my own anthropology background firmly planted in gender and sexuality studies I would this week like to present to you Gert Hekma. Gert Hekma teaches gay and lesbian studies in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at the UvA, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
His specialism is sociology and history of (homo) sexuality.

Articles

Publications

Academia.edu

Stikkord Amsterdam, gender studies, Gert Hekma, homoseksualitet, homoseksualiteter, homosexualities, homosexuality, kjønnsforskning

Geografi Geography UBrss

Geography-Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection

Innleggsforfatter Av Joost Hegle
Publiseringsdato 1. desember 2015
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The PCL Map Collection includes more than 250,000 maps, yet less than 30% of the collection is currently online.

Support PCL:

Stikkord cartography, geografi, geography, kartografi, PCL

Cultural anthropology Social anthropology Sosialantropologi Visual anthropology

Anthropology- One «new» anthropologist every week

Innleggsforfatter Av Joost Hegle
Publiseringsdato 26. november 2015
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Starting from today I will pick one anthropologist every week that interests me. This weeks pick is Karen Nakamura, just employed at The Department of Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley.

This is what she says about her self:

«I am a cultural and visual anthropologist whose research focuses on disability, sexuality, and minority social movements in contemporary Japan. My first book, Deaf in Japan, was on sign language, identity, and deaf social movements. I recently finished my second book, which is on schizophrenia and mental illness in Japan and is titled, A Disability of the Soul. For the past year, I’ve been working on my third project which explores the intersections of disability, gender, and sexuality.»

Selected Publications:

2013. A Disability of the Soul: An Ethnography of Schizophrenia and Mental Illness in Contemporary Japan. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press.

2013. The dysprosody of images. In Visual Research: A Concise Introduction to Thinking Visually. Edited by Jonathan Marion and Jerome Crowder. New York: Berg.

2010. The language politics of Japanese Sign Language (Nihon Shuwa). Deaf around the World: The Impact of Language. Ed. Gaurav Mathur and Donna Jo Napoli. 316-332. New York: Oxford University Press.

2006. Deaf in Japan: Signing and the Politics of Identity. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press.

Stikkord Berkeley, cultural anthropology, Deafness, Disabilities, Døvhet, Gender, Japan, Karen Nakamura, visual anthropology, visuell antropologi