‪✍️ New year, new essay!
Are there emotions culturally specific to Germany? Julia Faulhaber (University of Tübingen) explores whether stress can be seen as a culturally embedded emotion, shaped by history, society & modern capitalism. 🔗 www.anthrometronom.com/post/is-stre... ✨ Art: Lisa Hannen

With 2026 approaching, we extend an invitation to you to share your texts or artwork engaging with discussions at the intersection of anthropology, psychology, and psychiatry! Visit our website to find our contact form www.anthrometronom.com/contact or write us an e-mail to [email protected]!

✨New Essay on [anthro]metronom🌊

How do emotions, race, and power intersect in humanitarian borderwork?
In Part 2 of her essay, Melina Fischer digs deeper into the racialized and emotional dynamics of humanitarianism on Gran Canaria. 👉Read Part 2 here: www.anthrometronom.com/post/the-hum...

💜✊New essay on anthrometronom!

In "The Feminism We Need" Merle Lüking explores the interplay between intersectional and decolonial feminist approaches, highlighting their synergies and tensions.

📖 Read now & discover our new collab: www.anthrometronom.com/post/the-fem...

📝New essay on [anthro]metronom📝
Part 2 of "Un Be Longing" by Luisa Brühne

This continuation of Brühne’s contribution gets even more vulnerable, exploring the roles interpersonal relationships can play in the process of healing. Read it here:
tinyurl.com/yz9t6jb8

✨ New Essay Out Now!

What if well-intended humanitarian borderwork reinforces the very borders it seeks to undo? Melina Fischer's essay “The Humanitarian Borderscape on Gran Canaria: Where Are the Angry White Saviours?” explores this topic. Read it here:
tinyurl.com/2sauxcnv

Is modern yoga just exercise — or a legacy of colonial power?

In "The Whitewashing of Yoga", Lisa Hannen unpacks yoga’s entanglement with colonial histories & cultural appropriation — and how it can also be reclaimed as resistance.

📖 Read now & discover our new collab: tinyurl.com/mvkfuk4c