Lisa Jenny KriegMrs LeGuin, why is the protagonist a man, again?A review of the sci-fi classic “The Dispossessed”, 1974, by Ursula K. LeGuinSep 25, 2019Sep 25, 2019
Lisa Jenny KriegWhy we shouldn’t look for alien life: A Chinese sci-fi trilogy that passes the Bechdel test (and …)Cixin Liu really is a historian of the future in the “Three Body Problem Trilogy”Sep 6, 2019Sep 6, 2019
Lisa Jenny KriegFour strategies for doing ethnographic fieldwork as an introvert (and maybe other things, too)Being exposed to constantly changing social settings, we’re not talking enough about personality.Sep 4, 20191Sep 4, 20191
Lisa Jenny KriegAre non-stereotypical characters enough? “The long way to a small, angry planet”, by Becky ChambersA book review by a feminist anthropologist who loves sci-fi.Sep 1, 2019Sep 1, 2019
Lisa Jenny KriegIs This Classic of Feminist Sci-Fi Still Feminist Today?An anthropologist reads “The LEft Hand of Darkness” by Ursula K. Le Guin (1969)Sep 1, 20191Sep 1, 20191
Lisa Jenny KriegCan love and slavery go together? A review of “The Mount”, by Carol EmshwillerA dystopian future novel unfolds the complexity of unequal power relationshipsAug 30, 2019Aug 30, 2019
Lisa Jenny KriegAnthropological notes on a course in veterinary anatomyOn the everyday reality of normalizing death, and how my life and a dead dog were turned inside out.Aug 30, 2019Aug 30, 2019
Lisa Jenny KriegMy three-year-old is fascinated by dead animalsIntrigued by death, my three-year-old girl has recently turned vegetarian.Aug 30, 2019Aug 30, 2019
