Jeremy MacClancy on Oxford Brookes Unscripted

from Oxford Brookes Unscripted · host Jeremy MacClancy and Kylie Sorenson

Jeremy MacClancy has done long-term fieldwork in the South Pacific, the Basque Country, and southeast Spain, near Benidorm. He talks about why he chose anthropology, some of the things he's done, the challenges he's faced, and what's the point of it all.

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