Difference Relates: Allegory, Ideology, and the Anthropocene

Culture and Inequality : Identity , Ideology , and Difference in “ Postascriptive Society ”

41 How have conceptualizations of “culture” been incorporated into sociological studies of class, racial/ethnic, and gender inequality? This article first reviews the development of American scholarship on social inequalities during the past half century and the role of cultural analysis in this development. It goes on to consider culture-related responses to three central questions in the subd...

ideology and dubbing: domestication of dialects

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The Janeway Medal and its allegory.

Islands of Difference: Design, Urbanism, and Sustainable Tourism in the Anthropocene Caribbean

This paper introduces the Anthropocene idea as a problem space with salience for Caribbean anthropology and the Caribbean travel industry. The term is used by scientists to define the present era in which human processes operate at the scale of the Earth’s geologic and biological systems, and it has come to justify a host of current actions in the name of sustainability. Through the examination...

Sediment flux and the Anthropocene.

Data and computer simulations are reviewed to help better define the timing and magnitude of human influence on sediment flux--the Anthropocene epoch. Impacts on the Earth surface processes are not spatially or temporally homogeneous. Human influences on this sediment flux have a secondary effect on floodplain and delta-plain functions and sediment dispersal into the coastal ocean. Human impact...