Ursula K. Le Guin: an anthropologist of other worlds

Walls of the Tongue: A Sociolinguistic Analysis of Ursula K. Le Guin’s The Dispossessed

“Good” science fiction, if one may be allowed to propose such a definition, is that which transports its readers out of the banal and ordinary, into the world of the what if? and the alien. Writers of good science fiction naturally differ in their implementation of this, but some have opted to employ the more sophisticated tools of linguistics, constructing exotic alien languages or fragments t...

[Dreaming of other worlds].

Desde que el pasado día 23 de octubre se aprobó por el Consejo de Gobierno el Real Decreto (RD) por el que se regula la indicación, el uso y la autorización de dispensación de medicamentos y productos sanitarios de uso humano por parte de los enfermeros/as en el territorio nacional, un paso que debiera conllevar expectativas de mejoras y avances para las personas que atendemos, para las enferme...

An Anthropologist Considers the Single Noongar Judgment

1 end of October. But other media outlets which pride themselves on their commitment to the serious discussion of indigenous issues, such as The Australian and the ABC, have presented a succession of laudatory commentaries on the judgment without examining whether Noongar people really had a sound basis for their native title claim. As an anthropologist who gave evidence in the Single Noongar c...

Hughral et le Commentaire du K. al-Raema de Jabir

The color of plants on other worlds.