Dr. Livia Stone

or by Appointment
- About
- Education
- Awards & Honors
- Selected Research
Current Courses
ANT 185.002 Cultures Of The World: An Introduction To Cultural & Linguistic Anthropology
ANT 281.001 Explorations in Cultural Anthropology
ANT 400.003 Independent Study In Anthropology
ANT 185.002 Cultures Of The World: An Introduction To Cultural & Linguistic Anthropology
ANT 400.003 Independent Study In Anthropology
ANT 385.001 Media And Visual Anthropology
ANT 496.001 Media and Visual Anthropology
ANT 398.001 Professional Practice: Research Apprenticeship Anthropology
Research Interests & Areas
My research focuses on the intersections between political activism, cultural change, and visual media. I have a particular interest in anti-capitalist, anti-government social movements in Mexico and the United States. I am the author of Without Masters: Autogestión, Anarchist Ethics, and Mexico City Punk (Duke University Press 2006), Atenco Lives!: Filmmaking and Popular Struggle in Mexico (Vanderbilt University Press 2019). My work has also apeared in Adjusting the Lens: Community and Collaborative Video in Mexico (2017), Cine político en México (2019), The Journal of Latin American & Caribbean Anthropology, Left History, Visual Anthropology Review, Cultural Anthropology, and The Taiwan Journal of Democracy. My current research project, "Rural Difference: Land, Work and Dignity" is a collaborative ethnographic project examining the challenges facing US heartland farmers and the contemporary cultural divide between the urban and the rural.