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[Jack Weatherford] ANTH490 Checklist for Invited Speakers
Checklist for Invited Speakers: Anthropology 490 Before the Class: 1. Explain to the speaker carefully what you want the speaker to do. 2. Find out if any special equipment or handouts are needed. 3. Decide on the format with the speaker. How long will the speaker speak? Is the speaker one member of a panel?…
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Protected: MNFR second journal entry
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Class Notes. movements. Introduction
class notes, Freedom Movements January 24, 2005 -SNVC (?) we are reading M.L.King and N.Mandela, not because they are everything that their respective movements represented, but in order to get an initial idea of what the main body of texts “representative” in public discourse of the movements is about. That way it is possible to…
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Strategic repositioning within academia
arguing for the statement that Cultural Anthropology belongs to the humanities and not to the social sciences December 20, 2004 History of Anthropological Ideas Yongho Kim This paper defends the position that Cultural Anthropology, as a field of study, belongs (and should belong) to the humanities division. In so doing, I argue along two main…
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RE: Permission to translate White Nationalism and the Multiracial Left
From: Yongho Kim To: Kil-Ja Kim, Kenyon Farrow, Mellon Minority Fellows Undegraduate Fellowship at Macalester Date: Mon Dec 6, 2004 9:15 am Subject: RE: Fwd: Permission to translate White Nationalism and the Multiracial Left Ms. Kim and Mr. Farrow, thanks for letting me post your article “White Nationalism and the Multiracial Left” on the web.…