Emil
Enseignant vérifié, modéré par l'équipe de Classgap
Nouveau Professeur
I'm an anthropology graduate who loves helping students understand the social and cultural worlds around them. Whether you're struggling with theory, preparing for exams, or working on a stuck research project, I can help you develop the critical thinking skills that make anthropology and sociology click. I've done extensive fieldwork with anarchists and tech critics - I've also moderated focus groups and conducted qualitative research for corporations like Meta and Carlsberg. I find both worlds - and everything in-between - fascinating to approach with an anthropological lens. Several times, I've acted like an anthropological Rick Rubin on stuck research projects: giving complex empirical data sets or stuck arguments a new set of eyes that helps move the inspiration and the paper forward. I specialize in applied anthropology, urban studies, and subcultures, but I'm happy to help with the full range of anthropological and sociological topics, from classical theory to research methods. My approach is straightforward: I help you understand concepts clearly, think critically about the material, and develop strong arguments. Sessions are tailored to your specific needs. I can help with: - Essay writing and structure - Exam preparation - Understanding theory (from Durkheim to Geertz) - Research methods and ethnographic projects - Breaking through blocks on research and writing projects - Applied anthropology and working qualitatively as a freelance anthropologist Whether you're lost in theory, drowning in field notes, or feeling stuck structure your argument, I give your work fresh eyes and help you see the way forward.
