"The idea of "seeing" the other is an especially powerful trope in the film, as Norman points out, and it has been picked up by the popular press, including in the New York Times. While I find the attempt laudable (cliched invocations of a…"
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I am full-time MA student at McGill University in Montreal, currently in the write-up phase of a dissertation on slum demolition and resettlement policy in Delhi, India. I previously attended the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee (BA, Anthropology, 2008), and am a member of the AAA, SCA, and SHA, in addition to McGill's Centre for the Study of Society, Technology, and Development (STANDD).
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Fredric Hohlen replied to Kathleen Lowrey's discussion funsexy feminism & female genital cutting in the group Feminist Anthropology"To riff on Carlos' excellent response:
Certainly, there is no dearth of anthropological literature - on either side - by women, both in the West and elsewhere. I'd just like to point out that in going after "FGM" as the OP does…"
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I am full-time MA student at McGill University in Montreal, currently in the write-up phase of a dissertation on slum demolition and resettlement policy in Delhi, India. I previously attended the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee (BA, Anthropology, 2008), and am a member of the AAA, SCA, and SHA, in addition to McGill's Centre for the Study of Society, Technology, and Development (STANDD).
Fredric Hohlen replied to Francine Barone's discussion Urban Cavemen in the group Urban Anthropology"I too am curious as to what influence the anthropological literature's reverence for the "primitive" has had on contemporary ideas of "original" human diet. Of course, much of what has filtered into the popular culture seems…"
Fredric Hohlen replied to Sinead Devane's discussion theory of 'joining the tribe'?? in the group Theory in Anthropology"If you're looking at how people join groups, network analysis would be one way to go; I'd start out with Boissevain 1968 here. The downside of network analysis is that in and of itself I find it to be rather thin in terms of describing how…"
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