Kriti Kapila
Dr Kriti Kapila is a social anthropologist at King’s College, London, whose research focuses on the work of law in contemporary India, including in the anthropology of law, genetics and genomics. She obtained her PhD at the LSE and subsequently held the British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowship at the Department of Social Anthropology, Cambridge and was also a Fellow at Wolfson College, Cambridge. Her works include Nullius: The Anthropology of Ownership, Sovereignty, and the Law in India (HAU Books, 2022).
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What Is Anthropology For?
By Kriti Kapila
Should the line be maintained between nature and cultural, the biological and the informational, the human and the planetary? Kriti Kapila argues that anthropology provides an essential set of tools for analysing our social reality and makes a case for its unique insights into our human connection, relatedness and exchange.
