2025: Anthropology: A Humanistic Science

2025

Vilnius University Open Series
Anthropology: A Humanistic Science
Published 2025-03-13

Full Issue

Victor de Munck | Kristina Garalytė
Anthropology: A Humanistic Science
1-286
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Front Matter

Victor de Munck | Kristina Garalytė
Integrating Humanistic and Scientific Perspectives in Anthropology
5-16
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Articles

Chris Hann
Anthropology, Science and Politics: Renewing the Vocation
18-36
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Dulam Bumochir
Indigeneity of Neoliberalism in Mongolia’s Nation Building
53-77
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Eugenijus Liutkevičius
The Three-Dimensional Perception of Reality in Evangelical Christianity
199-209
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Vytis Čiubrinskas
Social Anthropology in Lithuania: Challenges, Resilience, and Particularity of the Discipline
78-97
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Afsara Ayub
Exploring the Religious Identity of Dalits through the Lens of Religious Conversion
210-232
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James W. W. Rose
Science and Social Anthropology: Resolving Hierarchical and Horizontal Knowledge Structures
99-125
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Agnieška Avin
Rethinking a Better Life – (Im)mobility Experiences of Vilnius Roma Families
233-248
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Ann Feuerbach
An Easy Framework to Organize Complex Data
126-141
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Linas Tavaras
Legal Opium Farming in India: Historical and Ethnographic Perspectives
249-277
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Inés Gil Torras
Historical Legacies of the Pre-industrial Family Systems: Cohabitation
142-164
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Jūratė Charenkova
Conceptualizing ‘Children’ across Age Groups in Lithuania: A Preliminary Account Using Free List Tasks
165-179
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Smadar Lavie
Who Can Publish Decolonized Ethnography and Cultural Theory with the Anger it Deserves? Unclassified Lloronas and the Academic Text
37-52
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Žygimantas Bučius
What is Happening to ‘Traditional’ Forms of Marriage? A Preliminary Account Using the Free-list Method to Evaluate Changes across Age Groups in Lithuania
180-197
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Back Matter

Victor de Munck
About the authors
279-285
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