The Flexible Brain: Why Risk and Impulse Are Not “One-Size-Fits-All”
Why do some individuals struggle with addiction or impulsivity while others do not? Why...
Tag: Feminist Anthropology
The Skeleton’s Secret: How a New Test Can Reveal Ancient Pregnancies
The human skeleton is a remarkable archive. For an archaeologist, it’s a diary written...
Was Prehistory a Feminist Paradise? How Ancient DNA is Shattering Old Myths
There is a powerful and persistent myth of a prehistoric golden age: a time...
Going Flat: A Feminist and Anthropological Critique of Post-Mastectomy Norms
Breast reconstruction following a mastectomy is often presented as a routine, restorative, and near-obligatory...