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Paul Mason on Neuroanthropology

Posted by gregdowney on December 17, 2007

Paul Mason is currently in the field in Indonesia, conducting research on Pencak Silat toward his PhD in anthropology here at Macquarie.  He doesn’t always have the best Internet connections from Indonesia, so I may be posting stuff for him until he’s able to really use his own account (if he’s not lucky, as his advisor, I may see if he can help with any sort of coordination here, too—hard to say ‘no’ to your advisor…). I’ll have a number of thing to post from him, but one of the first is a link back to his own blog to the page where he discussed ‘neuroanthropology’ long before I took up the term.So here’s a link to some of Paul’s reflections on the subject. 

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One Response to “Paul Mason on Neuroanthropology”

  1. paul mason said

    Found a cool link that I wanted to note down while I’m yet again using an internet connection that is not my own. For ages now I have wanted to read George Devereux’s work! I definately will sometime soon!!!

    http://www.ethnopsychiatrie.net/

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