Gurupá: Past, Present, and Future (215 Dauer Hall, Monday 4/11, 2:00 – 4:30 pm) Sponsored by UF Tropical Conservation and Development Program, Center of Latin American Studies and Department of Anthropology. Gurupá, an agroextractivist community along the lower Amazon River, is well-known to social scientists through the iconic ethnography Amazon Town: A Study …
The annual self-report is due April 15. Every graduate student (whether registered or not) needs to complete a self-report each year. The form is at http://anthro.ufl.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/55/EvalSelfAnnual-2013b.docx. If you haven't accomplished anything this year, please report that. Please give a copy of your annual self-report to Nita, a copy to your committee chair and keep a …
The annual self-report is due April 15. Every graduate student (whether registered or not) needs to complete a self-report each year. The form is at http://anthro.ufl.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/55/EvalSelfAnnual-2013b.docx. If you haven't accomplished anything this year, please report that. Please give a copy of your annual self-report to Nita, a copy to your committee chair and keep a …
All graduate students are invited to a discussion of Julian Go's paper (in progress) titled "Colonialism’s Ends: Field Theory and the Contraction of the Imperial Repertoire of Power" on Friday April 15th at 10:30 am. The discussion will be solely for graduate students. I'm attaching a copy of the paper and including an abstract of the talk below. ABSTRACT This essay …
All graduate students are invited to a discussion of Julian Go's paper (in progress) titled "Colonialism’s Ends: Field Theory and the Contraction of the Imperial Repertoire of Power" on Friday April 15th at 10:30 am. The discussion will be solely for graduate students. I'm attaching a copy of the paper and including an abstract of the talk below. ABSTRACT This essay …
Lecture on Postcolonial thought and social theory Professor Julian Go Friday April 15th "Postcolonial Thought & Social Theory" 2:30 pm in 219 Dauer Hall. Description: Postcolonial thought and social theory today stand in seeming opposition. Postcolonial thought emerges from anticolonial thought of the mid-twentieth century and now nestled within the academic humanities. Social Theory emerges …
Lecture on Postcolonial thought and social theory Professor Julian Go Friday April 15th "Postcolonial Thought & Social Theory" 2:30 pm in 219 Dauer Hall. Description: Postcolonial thought and social theory today stand in seeming opposition. Postcolonial thought emerges from anticolonial thought of the mid-twentieth century and now nestled within the academic humanities. Social Theory emerges …
Dr. Clement Menard, "Horn of plenty: Cultural diversity in the Horn of Africa between the Last Glacial Maximum and the early Holocene" Despite several decades of research, the chrono-cultural sequence of the Later Stone Age In the Horn of Africa remains poorly known. Because the region features great environmental diversity, and experienced dramatic climate change during …
Dr. Clement Menard, "Horn of plenty: Cultural diversity in the Horn of Africa between the Last Glacial Maximum and the early Holocene" Despite several decades of research, the chrono-cultural sequence of the Later Stone Age In the Horn of Africa remains poorly known. Because the region features great environmental diversity, and experienced dramatic climate change during …
Friday, April 15th 4:15 p.m. Dickinson Hall, Room 371 "The Plants of J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle-earth” Presented by Dr. Walter Judd, Courtesy Professor in the Herbarium Florida Museum of Natural History Refreshments will be served