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This issue was inspired by and is dedicated to Salvatore Iaconesi.
For more information on Salvatore Iaconesi’s project Open Source Cure, please visit his website:http://artisopensource.net/cure/ (in Italian and English), or watch his TED talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86ICcxy-6f0 (in English).
Table of Contents
| FULL ISSUE IN .PDF FORMAT | |
A LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
| ACCESSING KNOWLEDGE | |
| Grit Wesser, Jona Fras |
ESSAYS I
| REPRESENTING RADIATION RISK | |
| Olga Bloemen |
| NORMATIVE HORIZONS: READING ENSLAVED AFRICANS’ AUTONOMY THROUGH PRIMARY SOURCES IN COLONIAL BRAZIL | |
| Michael B Melia |
| ACCESSING EMOTIONS THROUGH HUMOUR IN THE CONTEMPORARY ARGENTINIAN TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE TRAJECTORY | |
| Eva van Roekel |
ESSAYS II INSPIRED BY SALVATORE’S CASE
| ACCESSING KNOWLEDGE IN A DISCONTINUOUS WORLD. A BRIEF COMMENT FROM SOUTHERN CHILE | |
| Marcelo Gonzalez Galvez |
| ‘DEMOCRATIC’ KNOWLEDGE: AN OASIS OR A MIRAGE? | |
| José Antonio Acero Araluce |
| ACCESSING GENETIC KNOWLEDGE: A CASE FOR A HUMANIST VIRTUE ETHICS | |
| Devin Flaherty |
VISUAL ANTHROPOLOGY
| EXPLORING VISUAL MEDIA IN THE PROCESS OF ETHNOGRAPHIC FIELDWORK | |
| Kamilla Nørtoft, Anne-Katrine Hansen |
| INNOVATIVE WAYS TO ACCESS KNOWLEDGE: UNDERSTANDING ANTHROPOLOGY THROUGH OBJECTS | |
| Tabitha Gould |
ISSN 2050-778X
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