I will leave it to the historians of wikipedia to sort out the history of Valentine’s Day. And I will leave the critique to the Huffington Post .
Today I want to publicly thank @DonnaLanclos , an anthropologist who works in a library, for storifying the results of the twitter hashtag #anthrovalentines .
My favorite tweet, and a savvy nod to the intersection of public and private interest in fieldwork, is this one:
@EthnoGraffiti I would do anything for love, but I won’t do multi-sited ethnography #anthrovalentines
And thank you everyone who contributed to the hashtag. I LOL’ed.
Mark, thanks so much. I am NOT a librarian. Just needed to make that clear. I work with wonderful librarians, and I am definitely an anthropologist through and through. That’s why I can write such great #anthrovalentines. 🙂
OOps, I mean Mike!
Oh, thanks for the edit.
@Donna
Fixed it. Now I wish I had thought up an identity themed #anthrovalentines
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