CUSAS Event

CUSAS Seminar with Dr Tanya Luhrmann, Watkins University Professor (Stanford University) Magic and the Mind This talk presents an approach to magic through theory of mind. It takes up the challenge presented by Tambiah’s model of magic as performative, and asks what understanding of mind that model requires. Prof Luhrmann...

CUSAS Annual Holiday Party Please register for this event: cusas@socanth.cam.ac.uk

CUSAS Seminar: Goodnight Colston, Mourning Empire: Death Rites and Duppy Conquering in a Circum-Atlantic City - Dr. Adom Philogene Heron Please register for this event: cusas@socanth.cam.ac.uk

CUSAS Webinar with Dr. Ana Dragojlović: Practising Affect for Haunted Speakability: Triggering Trauma Through an Interactive Art Project Please register for this event: cusas@socanth.cam.ac.uk

CUSAS Coffee Morning - Options and Pathways with Social Anthropology CUSAS warmly invites undergraduate and postgraduate students to a virtual coffee morning titled ‘Options and Pathways with Social Anthropology’ on Thursday 19th November at 10am . This will be a great opportunity to discuss possible routes within Social...

CUSAS Brown Bag Lunch with Dr Matei Candea CUSAS welcomes you to a Brown Bag Lunch with Dr. Matei Candea on Wednesday 18th November at 12pm on using Actor Network Theory in Fieldwork. Brown Bag Lunches are a great opportunity for undergraduate and postgraduate students to meet members of the department in an informal...

CUSAS - Film Screening: Atieno (2018) dir. Dream Girls To celebrate the unrecognised work of Black filmmakers, we’re bringing you a screening of Atieno (2018) ‘Atieno is a collaborative fiction film scripted, acted and directed by DreamGirls, a group of adolescent girls and young women from Nairobi and Kisumu. The film...

CUSAS Brown Bag Lunch with Dr Rupert Stasch (University of Cambridge) Please register for this event: cusas@socanth.cam.ac.uk

COVID-19 and the Future of Anthropology CUSAS warmly invites undergraduate and postgraduate students to a virtual coffee morning titled ‘COVID-19 and the Future of Anthropology’ on Wednesday 4th November at 10am. With what has been a strange and uncertain time these past few months, we welcome you to an open discussion...

Christ or Corruption in Papua New Guinea with Dr Anthony Pickles (University of East Anglia)