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Caroline Gatt (University of Graz)

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Department: Institute of Cultural Anthropology and European Ethnology
Nationality: Maltese
Country: United Kingdom
Interests (keywords): environmentalism, NGOs, theatre, song, ethics, epistemic coloniality, knowledge hierarchies
Highest Degree: PhD
Degree Awarding Institution: University of Aberdeen

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Panels

• EASA2026: Pluriversal anthropologies versus polarization: The practical potential of anthropological education [Decolonial Anthropology Network]
• EASA2024: Re-doing anthropological futures from multiple histories: towards pluriversal anthropologies
• RAI2024: From Education to Anthropology and Back Again
• RAI2024: Different ways of knowing for teaching anthropology: Ethical, responsive, pluriversal anthropological education
• ASA2022: Anthropology as education
• ASA2018: Throwing together ways of being/meaning: recursive anthropology at the cusp of a paradigm change [Roundtable]
• RAI2018: Knowing by singing: song, acoustic ecologies and the overflow of meaning
• EASA2010: Engaging anthropology in practice: pedagogical exchanges with media practitioners
• ASA09: Engaging anthropology and archaeology: theory, practice and publics

Papers

• ASA2022: Towards Regenerative Scholarship
• ASA19: Sketches for a Transition Anthropology College
• RAI2018: Singing anthropology: The voices of the pages at work with the processual epistemology of laboratory theatre
• ASA2016: A living archaeology of song: tracing vibrational qualities of breath on its pathways through the singer
• IUAES2013: The anthropologist as ensemble member: Taking research theatre seriously
• IUAES2013: Experiments in inclusive decision-making: the debate about 'human' and 'communal' rights in an international environmental federation
• ASA09: Public engagement and theoretical paradigms: a focus on methods
• EASA08: 'Welcome to the FoE family': the constitution and maintenance of mutuality at a distance in a transnational community