Desde temprana edad, la autora ayudó a su madre en el negocio de catering, una experiencia que le permitió observar y conectar con personas de diversos estratos sociales. Estas vivencias formativas le inculcaron empatía y la habilidad para desenvolverse con facilidad en entornos sociales desconocidos. Esta base ha moldeado su vocación actual: conocer y conversar con extraños para comprender sus vidas y visiones del mundo. Luego, registra meticulosamente estos encuentros, un proceso que encuentra profundamente gratificante y que considera su profesión ideal.
The first exploration of modern Australian social anthropology, this study examines the forces that helped shaped its formation and reveals the struggles to establish and consolidate anthropology in Australia as an academic discipline. Once demonstrating that their discipline was the predominant interpreter of Indigenous life, anthropologists have assisted government in the control, development, and advancement of Indigenous peoples.
Exploring the infamous 1971 Northwest Orient airplane hijacking, this true crime narrative delves into the mystery surrounding one of the most significant unsolved cases of the 20th century. It examines the events of the hijacking, the investigation that followed, and the lingering questions that continue to captivate true crime enthusiasts and historians alike. The book offers insights into the hijacker's motives and the impact of the crime on aviation security and culture.