"Anthropology is art" says social anthropologist and former professor at the department Andrew Lattas. "It is like being a novelist, putting yourself in another character's position and see the world".
The film is a glimpse of Lattas' long standing work in Papua New Guinea. He immaculately describes the kindness and imagination of people who are really poor, and their understanding of poverty in terms of their own experiences of race, class and colonialism. Sensitivity and empathy is important, as well as comedy and humor. "If you don’t have humor it’s really hard".
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Controversies over fish feed and resource use in the history of Norwegian salmon farming
Ulrike Pihls Hus, seminar room 4A (4th floor)
09.12.2024
09:00–10:20
Ulrike Pihls Hus, seminar room 4A (4th floor)
Fish trade as if food security mattered: the role of marine ingredients (Lecture)
15:20–16:20
Ulrike Pihls Hus, seminar room 4A (4th floor)
Feeding collaborations – a conversation (Lecture)
09:00–10:00
NG5 (Nygårdsgaten 5), 5015 Bergen
Exploring the depths: knowns, unknowns, and way forward in deep-sea research (Event)
09:15–16:10
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