The very first form of web content to be produced by the SCA, Supplemental posts extend the reach and impact of articles published in Cultural Anthropology through author interviews, discussion questions, and other materials not included in the text of the article.
Disabled Lives, Personhood, and Politics in Uganda: An Interview with Tyler Zoanni
In this interview, we sat down with Tyler Zoanni to discuss his article “Appearances of Disability and Christianity in Uganda” published in August 2019 in Cultu... More
Teaching Kinship as a Crossroads with Kathryn Mariner
This post will present a lesson plan and short author interview to accompany Kathryn Mariner’s article “‘Who you are in these pieces of paper’: Imagining Future... More
The Unwitnessed Death: An Interview with Jason Danely
Vaia Sigounas: The opening scene where you have just tucked your children into bed for the night serves as a jarring juxtaposition to the rest of the paper whic... More
The Anthropologist as Con Artist: An Interview with Sasha Newell
Scott Ross (SR): This was a really engaging article, and I enjoyed watching the different frames shift as we follow the scheme (or schemes) at the heart of it. ... More
Rethinking Nature and Migration: An Interview with Bettina Stoetzer
Ashley Elizabeth Drake: The research for this article emerges from fieldwork with immigrant communities, environmentalists, ecologists, and other urban resident... More
Rethinking Populism: An Interview with Robert Samet
Ola Galal: You argue that the mistake of scholars and activists who oppose right-wing populism around the world is that they have failed to take seriously the r... More
Drawing Care with Jean Hunleth
The pedagogical activities in this post encourage students to engage with Jean Hunleth’s concept of imaginal caring and the creative promises of drawing as an e... More
Making Violence Visible: An Interview with Samuel Mark Anderson
Scott Ross (SR): In your article you introduce the notion of a “politics by prospection” which, in its many different forms, involves processes of diagnosis, re... More
What is Finance? A Conversation with Keith Hart, Daromir Rudnyckyj, and Caitlin Zaloom
Jen Hughes and Tariq Rahman: Collectively, these essays span vastly different parts of the world. However, one of the concepts that holds them together is finan... More
Thinking through Medical Aid-in-Dying with Anita Hannig
This post is meant to be read alongside Anita Hannig’s article Author(iz)ing Death: Medical Aid-in-Dying and the Morality of Suicide published in the February 2... More