Forensic Anthro Webcomic
The Secret in the Cellar is a forensic anthropology webcomic.
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- Johannes Wilm: Well, the situation most certainly is ridiculous. However, the part of “independence” in Europe...
- Johannes Wilm: Interesting approach. When working in Nicaragua, I however found that it was necessary “showing off”...
- Chris G.: In reply to Zoe: 1. You are correct. (I also did not refer to the mercenaries as Marines). These indeed were...
- ckelty: @susannah. I wish I could… I only know that the literature on how discourses are framed is large and getting...
- Chris G.: Obviously how theory is produced is important and subject to biases no matter who does it. When it comes to humanity,...
- John McCreery: Resisting an existing framing of discourse is a fool’s errand. Developing an alternative and more...
- Susannah: Could you provide links or references to the “very little research on resisting the framing of discourse and...
- Zoe: In doing oral history interviews, I’ve found that some great and revealing answers come in response to “dumb...
- John McCreery: Great stuff. Thanks, Chris. Have you thought, by the way, of how this sort of advice affects people up against...
- Zoe: Chris: I didn’t directly address your first post because I didn’t have anything productive to say about it. As to the...
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