Chima Anyadike-Danes

@egorovayi @Anthro_Theory @EncounterSeu Congratulations. That's wonderful news.

Very pleased to have my paper come out online in @Anthro_Theory. Grateful to the reviewers and editor Nina Glick Schiller for support and comments. Also thankful to @CM_Anyadike, Paolo Heywood, and our @EncounterSeu team. The paper is available in OA journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/14…

@Leksa_Lee @drstephencrea Lol.

@drstephencrea At least you look the same as 10 years ago either way. Fuck you.

@AnthroCami @cabotinstitute @BristolAnthArch @UoBArtsMatter Thank you very much @AnthroCami. I'm really looking forward to talking about BEVs and post-coalonialism with y'all.

@jordanisme Congratulations.

which apparently is how i used the one day i took off while kids were in school/holiday camp 😂

happy holidays to me, i submitted my revised book manuscript to my editor!

@PHellermann @RebeccaSolnit That Epeli Hau'ofa is one of my favourite essays by an anthropologist. If you like it you might want to read "The Ocean in Us".#metadata_info_tab_contents" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">jstor.org/stable/2370689…

@RebeccaSolnit I must read this! I just recently came across this 1994 piece by Epeli Hau'ofa about Pacific Islanders’ relations to land and water and how it’s never just about the islands - really interesting, too jstor.org/stable/23701593

@JordanMullard 'Anthropologists and Their Terminologies: A Critical Review’.

@JordanMullard Thanks, Jordan. I think there are some particularly interesting discussions to be had around including some of these scholars' works on syllabi on decolonization and anthropology. I imagine that Archie Mafaje's on most people's lists already, but I am a big fan of Nzimiro's

And so, after 31 days we come to the end and today I am going to discuss Victor Ralushai from South Africa. But before doing so let me just say thank you. Ralusahi was born in 1935 to Matodzi and Khangale Ralushai in a town in the Venda territory in/1

Instead, I had to rely upon a number of newspaper articles and the biographical portrait of him that was produced after he was awarded the Order of Ikhamanga./13

made immense contributions to securing the history of his own people and he endured in the face of a South African state which did all that it could to discourage him from receiving a university education. Despite what he achieved there’s no one good source on Ralushai. /12