Susan Wardell
Dr. Susan Wardell is from Dunedin, New Zealand. She is a lecturer in Social Anthropology, at the University of Otago, and a mother of two small children. Susan is the author of an academic book and a number of articles and blogs, on topics such as culture, disability, religion, mental health, suffering, and social media. She also publishes poetry and essays - winning second place in the 2018 Landfall essay competition, and first place in the 2019 Maxim Institute essay competition.
Latest
Society
Meet Aotearoa’s cyborg kids
Susan Wardell18 Jan 2022
Culture
Diagnosing Anne: Now that I finally see ADHD in myself, I see it in books, too
Susan Wardell07 Jan 2022
Culture
Diagnosing Anne: Now that I finally see ADHD in myself, I see it in books, too
Susan Wardell31 May 2021
Culture
Companion planting: the art and history of gardening
Susan Wardell30 Apr 2021
Society
The politics of memory, on the anniversary of tragedy
Susan Wardell22 Feb 2021
Culture
A review of The Overstory, a knockout novel that speaks for the trees
Susan Wardell06 Jan 2021