Category: Culture - Dylan Kerrigan

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Biting the hand that feeds

17/1/2016

Misogyny at the Trinidad Guardian...

Anthropologist in the Cane

3/1/2016

A great of Caribbean anthropology, Professor Sidney Mintz has passed away...

My Home is my Castle

25/10/2015

Anthropology and architecture through the eyes of PhD Candidate Leniqueca Welcome

Culture and Power

27/9/2015

Culture shapes how we see the world, are we reading culture critically enough?

Chasing their tails

16/8/2015

Unpacking a local cultural meme on political corruption

Sharing the Road

12/7/2015

Comparison between riding culture in Holland and T&T

Manufacturing consent

14/6/2015

Examples how many of us are complicit in our subordination and domination by neoliberal power...

The Corruption Complex

19/4/2015

The cultural logics of corruption and how they can be found in T&T

OJT=UWI’s Cepep

1/2/2015

The phenomenon of "Bullshit Jobs" in Trinidad...

Bobol: Then and Now

6/7/2014

What might we say or add about the emergence of "bobol" (corruption) in the Caribbean?

A Kingdom of Foolishness

30/3/2014

What is "foolishness" and why does it prey on the powerful?

When Risks become Problems

2/2/2014

Trash in Trinidad and the culture of "half-arsed-ness"

Rich Points

22/12/2013

In anthropology rich points are cultural moments...

APD and Caribbean families

22/7/2013

Air Passenger Duty ss a problem for the Caribbean diaspora

Cultural Relativism

15/7/2013

Whoever we are, and whatever we write or think, our worldview is always a reflection of where each of us has personally come from and the experiences we’ve been through

Marriage and Other Arrangements

1/7/2013

An anthropologist talks marriage

Raise yuh hand if yuh hornin

13/5/2013

In everyday conversations, popular culture, and Facebook behaviour, promiscuity in Trinidad and Tobago is a familiar topic.

Traffic and us

22/4/2013

_Traffic as a cultural expression and what it says about us.

Early Port-of-Spain

7/1/2013

Before 21st century Port-of-Spain, there was early 19th century Port-of-Spain.

Political jiu-jitsu?

3/12/2012

_An Anthropology of the Hunger Strike.

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