The members of the Anthropology Society of GWU are dedicated to the pursuit of knowledge and experience within their field. Through the diffusion of ideas, camaraderie, and interdependence between the four subfields of anthropology, the members of the AS strive to promote a holistic approach to the study of the human condition, its history and biology.

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boyburnsbright:

why do people keep asking me this with their superior little tones, what do you want me to even say to that

boyburnsbright:

why do people keep asking me this with their superior little tones, what do you want me to even say to that

Apr 12th at 7AM / via: boyburnsbright / op: boyburnsbright / reblog / 81 notes
akseabird:

Spotted at Starbucks. Represent!

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akseabird:

Spotted at Starbucks. Represent!

Apr 11th at 3PM / via: anchoragegirl / op: anchoragegirl / reblog / 5 notes

theobjectivecorrelative:

FIELDS - TERRAINS 

Now available to read online HERE

newsweek:

Love this ‘evolution of addiction’ illustration! Designed by Benjamin Ritter for our mag story on whip-its:

Addictions to thrills, drugs, and alcohol result from an imperfect compromise between something very old (dating back hundreds of millions of years, long before humans existed) and something new (dating back no more than a few hundred thousand years, an eye blink in evolution).
What’s old is our reflexive systems. For most of human prehistory, short-term thinking was practically the only thing that mattered: Predator or prey? Fight or flee? Early hominids that made snap decisions like that effectively survived; those that didn’t perished.
Much newer is a different system, one that deliberates and reflects. The trouble is that reflexive systems, because they are older, tend to dominate. If we see a chocolate cake, we eat it, no matter what we might have said at New Year’s about dieting.

[Newsweek]

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newsweek:

Love this ‘evolution of addiction’ illustration! Designed by Benjamin Ritter for our mag story on whip-its:

Addictions to thrills, drugs, and alcohol result from an imperfect compromise between something very old (dating back hundreds of millions of years, long before humans existed) and something new (dating back no more than a few hundred thousand years, an eye blink in evolution).

What’s old is our reflexive systems. For most of human prehistory, short-term thinking was practically the only thing that mattered: Predator or prey? Fight or flee? Early hominids that made snap decisions like that effectively survived; those that didn’t perished.

Much newer is a different system, one that deliberates and reflects. The trouble is that reflexive systems, because they are older, tend to dominate. If we see a chocolate cake, we eat it, no matter what we might have said at New Year’s about dieting.

[Newsweek]

Feb 15th at 6PM / via: newsweek / op: newsweek / reblog / 83 notes

jillthompson:

arcaneimages:

Chris Peters http://www.chrispeters.com/

Need some Skeleton Art!

Jan 27th at 3PM / via: varcolaci / op: arcaneimages / tagged: bones. / reblog / 56 notes
zomganthro:

“The Cannibal Escape” by Lego
Alright anthropologists, have at it.

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zomganthro:

“The Cannibal Escape” by Lego

Alright anthropologists, have at it.

Jan 27th at 3PM / via: zomganthro / op: zomganthro / reblog / 17 notes

“During the nineteenth century, it was commonly thought that ‘premature’ interest in sex, sexual excitement, and, above all, sexual release, would impair the health and maturation of a child. Theorists differed on the actual consequences of merely predicted stunted growth. To protect the young from premature arousal, parents tired children down at night so they would not touch themselves; doctors excised the clitorises of omanistic little girls. Although the more gruesome techniques have been abandoned, the attitudes that produced them persist. The notion that sex per se is harmful to the young has been chiseled into extensive social and legal structures designed to insulate minors from sexual knowledge and experience.”

Gayle Rubin, “Theory of the Politics of Sexuality” (via croatoan)
does anyone know how to add tumblr to your fan page’s facebook (not personal facebook)?
I keep getting re-directed to my own facebook when I try to install the app :3

does anyone know how to add tumblr to your fan page’s facebook (not personal facebook)?

I keep getting re-directed to my own facebook when I try to install the app :3