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What role does “digital” have within Anthropology? – Part I

by Sylvia Deskaj | Dec 5, 2012 | Uncategorized

This is a question that I asked fellow graduate students here in the Department of Anthropology at MSU. The impetus for asking my peers this question occurred as a result of last week’s meeting of CHI Fellows, whereby Donnie Sackey suggested that it would be useful to...

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