Retazos antropológicos es la serie de Podcast del Anuario de Antropología Iberoamericana, una plataforma para diseminar novedades de la antropología contemporánea. Discutimos con autoras y autores sobre las últimas aportaciones empíricas, reflexiones teóricas y metodológicas. Queremos ver que hay detrás y más allá de los artículos científicos. Pretendemos ver los dilemas en las certezas, conocer la persona detrás de los textos y los fragmentos en el conjunto del quehacer etnográfico.
Rita Segato discusses the concepts of gender and race in this episode, offering anthropological insights into their social construction.
11 Sept 2023
#16. Fantasmas, muertos, desaparecidos
Laura Panizo discusses her research on death and its social significance, focusing on how the dead influence the daily lives of the living, comparing cases in Chile and Argentina in this interview episode.
24 Jul 2023
#15. Habitus musical y autenticidad
Cultural sociologist Ádám Havas discusses his ethnographic study of the Hungarian jazz diaspora and how jazz music can legitimize the ethnic authenticity of Roma musicians in Hungary, requiring musicians to manage their musical habitus; this is an interview.
29 Jun 2023
#14. Fruta fresca, cuerpos marchitos
Anthropologist Seth Holmes discusses his book, *Fruta fresca, cuerpo marchito*, which explores the lives and working conditions of Mexican agricultural workers and critiques biomedicine's inability to perceive social illnesses in this interview episode.
8 Dec 2022
#13. Pagar el seguro a la chacha. Trabajadoras domésticas
Anthropologist Gabriela Poblet discusses the lack of protection for domestic workers and the globalization of care, focusing on how informality hides the labor relationship between employer and employee in this interview.
21 Oct 2022
#12. Jóvenes y disidencia en el Magreb
Anthropologist José Sánchez-García discusses youth dissent in the Maghreb, arguing that social movement theories need to consider the Arab context and critically apply social science models in other settings in this interview episode.
11 Aug 2022
#11. Dickens entre los mayas. Antropología lingüística en Chiapas
Lydia Rodríguez, anthropology professor, discusses linguistic relativity and the impact of language on perception, focusing on the Mayan Chol people's lack of verb tenses in Chiapas, Mexico, in this interview.
4 Jun 2022
#10. Menstruación en la Amazonía y Chicas youtubers en Perú
Anthropology professors Patricia Ames and Laura Leon discuss menstruation's impact on education for Shipibo girls in the Peruvian Amazon and the economic activities of young female YouTubers in Lima, Peru in this interview episode.
23 Apr 2022
#9. Evolución biológica y cultural. Un diálogo olvidado
Anthropologist Carles Salazar discusses his book exploring the interplay between biological and cultural evolution, focusing on Homo erectus innovation and a cultural knowledge model in this interview.
13 Apr 2022
#8. La calle en disputa. Usos legítimos e ilegítimos del espacio público
Agustina Peralta discusses the legitimate and illegitimate uses of public space in Buenos Aires, focusing on how narratives regulate space by expelling those deemed intruders, in this interview episode.
19 Feb 2022
#7. El trap español. La ética y la estética del neoliberalismo
Researchers Raúl Rey and Carlos Diz analyze the evolution of trap music in Spain as an expression of youth discontent and a reflection of daily life experiences, while also exploring its neoliberal themes in this interview.
1 Jan 2022
#6. Experiencias corporales de la poscolonialidad tóxica
Anthropologist Peter C. Little discusses his research on bodily experiences within toxic postcoloniality, focusing on an e-waste worker in Ghana and exploring themes of critical solidarity and radical optimism in ethnographic work; this is an interview.
18 Nov 2021
#5. Amistad y antropología, etnografía recíproca.
Paloma Gay y Blasco and Liria Hernández explore anthropology and friendship, focusing on reciprocal ethnography and how anthropological knowledge should belong to both ethnographers and informants in this interview.
24 Sept 2021
#4. Humor judío húngaro. Interpretar el pasado, gestionar el presente.
Dr. Richárd Papp discusses with Dr. Kata Soós the sociocultural role of humor within the Hungarian Jewish community as a tool to reinterpret past traumas and manage interethnic relations in this interview episode.
2 Jul 2021
#3. Etnografía con los Calós entre Cataluña y México.
Anthropologist David Lagunas discusses his ethnographic work with various Caló groups in Catalonia and Mexico, focusing on kinship, identity, and modernity in this interview.
2 Jul 2021
#2. La primera segunda generación. Antropología de la educación, etnografía escolar y compromiso ético.
Anthropologist Laia Narciso discusses her research on second-generation West African immigrant youth in Spain, revealing how schools and labor markets, rather than families, limit their aspirations in this interview.
2 Jul 2021
#1. El neocampesinado. ¿Emprenedor o autónomo? Resistencia y subsistencia
This episode analyzes Paula Escribano's award-winning article on Catalonian agricultural practices, exploring the strategies of neo-peasantry for survival and resistance against neoliberal capitalism in times of crisis.
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Rita Segato
Laura Panizo
Ádám Havas
Seth Holmes
Gabriela Poblet
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