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Bloggers and Tweeters covering the Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association in Philly
Jen Cardew Kersey wrote 3 weeks ago: The AAA has posted a list of folks that are attending the AAA this week that will be blogging and tw … more →
writing just to write
andy wrote 1 month ago: writing just to write feeling ‘ productive’ now hehehehehehehe ‘embarrassed … more →
RIEP5: Ethnography and The Ivory Tower (Enhanced)
enkerli wrote 3 months ago: Ethnography in/of/outside academia. RIEP5: Ethnography and the Ivory Tower (Enhanced) … more →
The Politics of Place and the Ethics of Engagement, Part II
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kellyevanalleen wrote 7 months ago: This is part II of a 2 part series, part I can be found here. This recording starts about 1 minute i … more →
The Politics of Place and the Ethics of Engagement, Part I
kellyevanalleen wrote 7 months ago: This is part I or a 2 part session, part II can be found here. CHAIR: LOW, Setha CHAIR: KESSLER, Bre … more →
Tradition, Community, Gender, and Family in Contemporary Mayan Communities of Lake Atitlán, Guatemala: Reports from the NC State Ethnographic Field School
kellyevanalleen wrote 7 months ago: CHAIR: WALLACE, Tim (N Carolina State) RAPOPORT, Erin (U British Columbia) Ru’kotz’I’j Tinaamit: A M … more →
Scholars, Security and Citizenship, Part II (SAR Plenary)
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kellyevanalleen wrote 7 months ago: This is Part II or a 2 part session, part I is available here. Due to a few glitches in the audio, t … more →
Scholars, Security and Citizenship, Part I (SAR Plenary)
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kellyevanalleen wrote 7 months ago: This is Part I or a 2 part session, Part II can be found here. CHAIR: MCNAMARA, Laura (Sandia Nat’l … more →
Collaboration, Community and Ethics
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kellyevanalleen wrote 8 months ago: CHAIR: FRENCH, Diana E. (UBC-Okanagan) Staying Out of the Rain: An Umbrella for Community Based Rese … more →
Without Footnotes: Writing Creative Ethnography
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Jen Cardew Kersey wrote 8 months ago: This session was sponsored by the Society for Humanistic Anthropology Session abstract: Anthropologi … more →
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Jen Cardew Kersey wrote 8 months ago: I’ve written up a short official announcement of the 2009 SfAA Podcasts below. Please consider … more →
Creating Sustainability in Culture: Real-Time Applied Anthropology
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Jen Cardew Kersey wrote 8 months ago: One measure of effectiveness in applied anthropology can be found in the “stories” of those who have … more →
Public Anthropology, Applied Anthropology, and Ethically Engaged Ethnographic Writing
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Jen Cardew Kersey wrote 8 months ago: Anthropological historians may variously trace applied anthropology to a fraught status in nineteent … more →
Different Fields, Common Challenge: Lessons For and From Military Anthropology
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Jen Cardew Kersey wrote 8 months ago: Anthropologists’ work on, for and with the military has received much attention recently. The result … more →
Studies of HIV and STIs in the Western Hemisphere, Part II
Jen Cardew Kersey wrote 8 months ago: This is part II or a 2 part session. Part I is available here. Patient Narratives on What Constitute … more →
Professional and Academic Collaboration: Strengthening the Preparation of New Professional Anthropologists
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Jen Cardew Kersey wrote 8 months ago: Each blog post has a comment section at the bottom of the entry (if there are no comments it will sa … more →
List of speakers
Jen Cardew Kersey wrote 8 months ago: This list was last updated on 04.07.09 and includes all speakers for the podcasts that have been pub … more →
Studies of HIV and STIs in the Western Hemisphere, Part I
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Jen Cardew Kersey wrote 8 months ago: This is part I or a 2 part session. Part II is available here. Each blog post has a comment section … more →
The Engaged University: What Does it Mean for Applied Anthropology?
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kellyevanalleen wrote 8 months ago: Each blog post has a comment section at the bottom of the entry (if there are no comments it will sa … more →
