# Tim Ingold
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Timothy Ingold, FBA, FRSE (born 1 November 1948) is a British anthropologist, and Chair of Social Anthropology at the University of Aberdeen.
== Background ==
He was educated at Leighton Park School in Reading, UK and his father was the world-renowned mycologist Cecil Terence Ingold. He attended Churchill College, Cambridge, initially studying natural sciences but shifting to anthropology (BA in Social Anthropology 1970, PhD 1976).
17: Tim Ingold on seeing like a reindeer
In the autumn of 1971, when he just turned 23 years old, Tim was living in a tiny wooden cabin on the shores of lake Rautaperajärvi, in the far northeastern corner of Finnish Lapland. He was a few months into his doctoral fieldwork with the Skolt Sámi people. The Skolts had been resettled in this r…
34. The subtle art of listening // KERI FACER
As we are faced with multiplying crises, we often rush into trying to fix the world through words and busy action. What if an adequate response is to simply listen? What new worlds can be made, what wounds can be healed, through listening deeply? In this episode, Keri Facer returns to the podcast t…
#182 Enskilment: growing into skill
In this episode of the Progressão podcast, we begin a new series on becoming skilful in football and in human life.
We explore the concept of enskilment, developed especially by anthropologist Tim Ingold and rooted in James Gibson’s ecological psychology. Enskilment invites us to see skill as somet…
#183 Teaching and learning in enskilment
In this episode of the Progressão podcast, we continue our exploration of enskilment and turn our focus toward what this perspective means for teaching and learning.
In the previous episode, we introduced enskilment as a way of understanding how skills develop through active engagement with the env…
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The Priority of Delight over Discipline: Delight is…
126: Dr Eleanor Drage – What If We Got AI Right? | AI, Feminism & the Future
In this episode, I'm joined by Dr Eleanor Drage, Senior Research Fellow at the University of Cambridge, AI ethicist, broadcaster and co-host of The Good Robot podcast, to discuss her new book What If We Got AI Right?
We explore why conversations about AI need to move beyond hype and fear, how power…
#63: Shaping Habits Together with cognitive scientist Mark James and Andrea Hiott: Way-shaping
This is a conversation with cognitive scientist Mark Michael James, highlighting his journey from understanding patterns of being to shaping habits and realigning health. Mark shares his experiences from Ireland (including the ‘craic’), his academic pursuits, and his present work at the Okinawa Ins…
#55: How shall we live? with anthropologist and lineologist Tim Ingold
Life is not built by blocks but by lines woven together according to Tim Ingold, emeritus professor of anthropology at the University of Aberdeen and a leading thinker in anthropology and philosophy. Together, Andrea and Tim explore key themes from his influential works, such as 'Anthropology: Why …
#210 Enskilment: how coaches become skilful
Last week we reopened the word education through its Latin root educere, to lead out. This week we go one step further, into enskilment.
Enskilment comes from the anthropologist Tim Ingold, and it names something most of us already know but rarely have language for: the process by which a person be…
Learn Igbo: Giving Directions — Two Colours of Water | Igbo Daily Drops (S3 E170) Week 34
At dawn on Oguta Lake, a 71-year-old pilot greets the goddess of the water
and gives her grandson the route, one turn at a time. His GPS is right, and
it is no help at all.
In this episode of Igbo Daily Drops, you'll learn 3 multi-step direction
phrases, from "go straight until" to "stop in front …
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