Farrah Jarral examines how closely anthropology was tied to colonialism. Read more
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The Colonial Encounter
Farrah Jarral examines how closely anthropology was tied to colonialism.
Culture Goes Plural
Farrah Jarral explores the legacy of one of influential anthropologist Franz Boas.
Participating and Observing
Farrah Jarral tells the story of how Bronislaw Malinowski changed anthropology forever.
We Are All Anthropologists Now
Farrah Jarral shows how anthropology has infiltrated everyday life.
Coming of Age
Farrah Jarral looks at the anthropological legacy of Margaret Mead.
Anthropology Faces the Future
Farrah Jarral concludes her series on anthropology by looking to the future.
Anthropology Goes to War
Farrah Jarral looks at the complex relationship between anthropologists and war.
Anthropology in Crisis
Farrah Jarral examines how the end of empire brought a dramatic change of mindset.
Anthropology Gets Practical
Farrah Jarral explores the impact of anthropologists, and their research, on policy.
Omnibus, Part 1
Farrah Jarral tells the intriguing and unexpected story of anthropology.
Omnibus, Part 2
Farrah Jarral continues to tell the intriguing and unexpected story of anthropology.
