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The Ghosts I Never Met: Memory of the Unseen and the Anthropology of Wanting to Believe
A venture into a light academia of absence, this is about longing – for connection, for mystery, for proof of something bigger than ourselves. It’s about growing up craving the supernatural and feeling quietly frustrated that the world never responded.
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The New Citizenship: How Far-Right Conspiracy Culture Is Rewriting American Civic Life
How is the right-wing mainstreaming of radical conspiracy culture manifesting today in the U.S., and what does it mean for the future of American civic life and political discourse?
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Disaster as Flow: Living in the Unstoppable Middle
In the era of climate crisis, disaster feels less like an event and more like a chronic condition. The notion of a “before” and “after” grows less useful as frontline communities find themselves caught in a slow, relentless middle.
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Riley Rogerson earned their Master’s in Anthropology with a concentration in Museum Training from the George Washington University. Their areas of interest currently include museum anthropology, climate change & just energy transitions, technology & democracy, and Russian irregular activities around the world.
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