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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 7 days ago

Likely audience: Anthropologists

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SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 24 days ago

From recent posts: The Great Gender Divergence publishes historical and anthropological analyses of gender dynamics, kinship systems, and political conflict in ancient and colonial societies. The publication focuses on specific case…

Likely audience: Anthropologists

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SubstackWeekly · last post 10 days ago

From recent posts: MOTHERHOOD UNTIL YESTERDAY publishes essays and interviews focused on evolutionary anthropology, child development, and the impact of modern education on parenting. The publication targets parents and academics…

Likely audience: parents

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SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 19 days ago

From recent posts: Textile Archaeology publishes essays and case studies on historical armor preservation, Norse textile economies, and medieval secondhand markets for an audience of archaeologists and historians.

Likely audience: history enthusiasts

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SubstackWeekly · last post 12 days ago

From recent posts: Antropología publishes short essays and recurring music-analysis columns on urban anthropology, folklore, New Orleans culture, archaeology, geology, and urban planning. It is written for readers interested in the…

Likely audience: Anthropologists and researchers

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SubstackMonthly or less · last post 55 days ago

Folk from the past, folk from the present, folk for the future

Likely audience: Cultural historians

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Substacklast post Aug 11, 2026

fashion to discuss, not to consume / / moda pra discutir, não pra consumir

Likely audience: Fashion industry professionals

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SubstackWeekly · last post 9 days ago

From recent posts: Split Seconds publishes specialized horology content including historical essays, technical interviews, and event coverage from Geneva Watch Days. The publication targets enthusiasts and professionals interested in the…

Likely audience: Horology enthusiasts

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SubstackMonthly or less · last post 12 days ago

Likely audience: anthropologists

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SubstackWeekly · last post 8 days ago

From recent posts: What then? publishes essays on existentialism, military psychology, and philosophy of creativity for readers seeking meaning in adversity. The publication mixes long-form arguments on topics like AI's impact on art and…

Likely audience: Philosophers

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SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 10 days ago

From recent posts: Al-Dall publishes weekly book reviews and academic highlights focusing on social science, political economy, and the MENA region. The newsletter serves researchers and readers seeking curated resources on Arab studies…

Likely audience: Academic researchers

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SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 10 days ago

‘The Journal’ es un tributo a la auto-exploración. Cuestionar(se). Conocer(se). Crear(se). Reflexiones semanales que buscan motivarte para que vivas a tu manera. Únete y Juega.

Likely audience: Individuals undergoing life transitions

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Substacklast post Jul 29, 2026

From recent posts: Contemporarypaintings publishes essays, artist profiles, and curated lists focused on contemporary painting, art history, and digital curation. The publication serves artists, collectors, and enthusiasts interested in…

Likely audience: Art collectors and curators

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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 6 days ago

From recent posts: Laura's Substack - The West Brit publishes fortnightly reviews of cultural traditions, political activism, and economic issues like inflation and national resilience. It targets readers interested in UK and Irish news…

Likely audience: Irish expatriates in London

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SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 13 days ago

Symposium gathers people in the world's most extraordinary places to think and wonder together. This is the newsletter. A bi-weekly dispatch that zooms in on a single thing—a tradition, a sound, a place—and stays with…

Likely audience: cultural anthropologists

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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 3 days ago

Remembring2Laugh reflects A Course in Miracles' concept: the Child of God conceived "a tiny mad idea...forgot to laugh." Through interpretation, memoir moments, and The Common Thread: Tales of mtMRCA, an imagining of…

Likely audience: Poetry enthusiasts

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SubstackWeekly · last post 5 days ago

-Source? -It was revealed to me by my ancestors

Likely audience: History enthusiasts

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SubstackWeekly · last post 11 days ago

Conrad Kottak, a cultural anthropologist, comments on contemporary issues.

Likely audience: Anthropologists

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SubstackWeekly · last post 6 days ago

Weekly expert insights on the ways biology and human affairs interface.

Likely audience: History enthusiasts

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SubstackWeekly · last post 3 days ago

Likely audience: Cultural historians

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SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 7 days ago

From recent posts: Azenstoic publishes philosophy essays on mysticism and self-reflection alongside mental health advice for readers navigating materialism and digital noise.

Likely audience: philosophy enthusiasts

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SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 10 days ago

Exploring how Global Pentecostal and Charismatic movements intersect with politics, culture and society

Likely audience: Political theologians

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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 10 days ago

Writer of fiction. Horror, speculative, a smattering of sci-fi. The real world is brutal, and I try to make sense of it through fiction. I'm currently writing two serialized novels here on Substack.

Likely audience: Anthropologists and researchers

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LinkedInEvery two weeks · last post 22 days ago

Gain inside tips from industry professionals on developing your best self. Dr K asks the questions and gets answers!

Likely audience: business leaders

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