Eleonora Leemhuis
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AI Facial Recognition Software and Mass Surveillance: Impact on Palestinian Lives In Occupied Zones [POLICY BRIEF]
Executive Summary There has been a global transformation in technologies with the increased usage and development of Artificial Intelligence technologies. With technological companies and governments prioritising it, but also the general public gaining access to it – it is clear that AI is marking a new era of technology. Whilst the Global North sees it…
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‘Coca-Cola As The Source Of Life’ : Understanding Operational and Cognized Environments in Mexico’s Chiapas region
Anthropology is often understood as the study of humans, yet this generalisation overlooks the significant role of the non-human world in shaping our lives. Our interactions with the environment shape us just as much as we shape it, making it crucial to include environmental anthropology as a cornerstone of the discipline. Roy Rappaport’s contributions to…
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retrieving what has been erased during the colonial period – Case Study of El Anatsui / Scottish Mission Book Depot Keta
Whilst we live in a world where we are bombarded with information and it may seem like we have the world at our fingertips, we only discover as much as we are allowed to. There is much that is concealed and lost. As ordinary citizens, we look towards institutions of education to support us through…
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how has photography been used to advocate for human rights in Latin America? – the case of Hernán Parada and obrabierta
When there are no words left to say, we turn to the power of image to fill the gaps. Language can be twisted, left vulnerable to manipulation as the individual processes what is occurring. Photography becomes an honest means of communication, especially in the moments of humanity where the lines of what is right and…
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“Sin Perreo No Hay Revolución”: Music as Resistance to Racialised Realities in Puerto Rico
Latin American music has asserted itself into the mainstream, with its heavy dembow beats and accents that the ‘Real Academia’ would turn their nose at. Labelled as ‘ignorant’ music, the journey for reggaeton to hit radio stations has been a struggle for racialised bodies to make themselves visible. Though the ‘objects’ I have chosen are…
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The Student Newspaper Articles
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DANCE WAX REVIEWS
articles I have written for Dance Wax:
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a boy and his cloak
He leaned forward on the wooden stool so he could get a better look of what he was doing in the light. Careful as to not prick himself, he sowed little bells on the edges of his new cloak. The fabric was a crisp white but he was unsatisfied with how plain it looked –…
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the (un)welcomed visitor
Dragging my feet along the essential shops (butchers, pharmacy, casino) only keeps me entertained for so long – if I had a penny spare, then maybe I would have bet on the horse racing with a sausage roll in hand and some cough syrup to wash it down. The village is small, so my window…
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