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LankaWeb – The Anti-Mahavamsa Movement in Sri Lanka: the other side of Sinhala Buddhist Chauvinism

LankaWeb – The Anti-Mahavamsa Movement in Sri Lanka: the other side of Sinhala Buddhist Chauvinism
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LankaWeb – The Anti-Mahavamsa Movement in Sri Lanka: the other side of Sinhala Buddhist Chauvinism

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Sara Hendren — Our Bodies, Aliveness, and the Built World | The On Being Project

All bodies are mysterious, and constantly changing, and in need of help. Yet we build for "normal" and "independent." A conversation to marvel by.

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Care Tactics | Laura Mauldin

Caregivers and disabled people have been left to hack their way through a world indifferent if not outright hostile to their actual needs and desires.

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Jamie O Brien 22 Receives Society for Humanistic Anthropology Award

Jamie O’Brien ’22 has been awarded the 2021 SHA President’s Award for Undergraduate Student Writing by the Society for Humanistic Anthropology (SHA). Her 1st Place award is for her paper titled, “This is What I Know: Lasting Effects of Basque Conflict Across Generations and Oceans.” O’Brien received her award at a Zoom ceremony at the American Anthropological Association (AAA)

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