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Started this discussion. Last reply by Huon Wardle yesterday.
Started this discussion. Last reply by Huon Wardle May 13.
Started May 8

Huon Wardle replied to Huon Wardle's discussion OACp Seminar with Steven Feld: Jazz Cosmopolitanism in Accra - Second Chorus, Blow Free
John McCreery replied to Huon Wardle's discussion OACp Seminar with Steven Feld: Jazz Cosmopolitanism in Accra - Second Chorus, Blow Free
Steven Feld replied to Huon Wardle's discussion OACp Seminar with Steven Feld: Jazz Cosmopolitanism in Accra - Second Chorus, Blow Free
Steven Feld replied to Huon Wardle's discussion OACp Seminar with Steven Feld: Jazz Cosmopolitanism in Accra - Second Chorus, Blow Free
Huon Wardle replied to Huon Wardle's discussion OACp Seminar with Steven Feld: Jazz Cosmopolitanism in Accra - Second Chorus, Blow Free
John McCreery replied to Huon Wardle's discussion OACp Seminar with Steven Feld: Jazz Cosmopolitanism in Accra - Second Chorus, Blow Free
Steven Feld replied to Huon Wardle's discussion OACp Seminar with Steven Feld: Jazz Cosmopolitanism in Accra - Second Chorus, Blow Free
Huon Wardle replied to Huon Wardle's discussion OACp Seminar with Steven Feld: Jazz Cosmopolitanism in Accra - Second Chorus, Blow Free
John McCreery replied to Huon Wardle's discussion OACp Seminar with Steven Feld: Jazz Cosmopolitanism in Accra - Second Chorus, Blow Free
Steven Feld replied to Huon Wardle's discussion OACp Seminar with Steven Feld: Jazz Cosmopolitanism in Accra - Second Chorus, Blow Free
John McCreery replied to Huon Wardle's discussion OACp Seminar with Steven Feld: Jazz Cosmopolitanism in Accra - Second Chorus, Blow Free
Steven Feld replied to Huon Wardle's discussion OACp Seminar with Steven Feld: Jazz Cosmopolitanism in Accra - Second Chorus, Blow Free
Steven Feld replied to Huon Wardle's discussion OACp Seminar with Steven Feld: Jazz Cosmopolitanism in Accra - Second Chorus, Blow Free
Huon Wardle replied to Huon Wardle's discussion OACp Seminar with Steven Feld: Jazz Cosmopolitanism in Accra - Second Chorus, Blow Free
John McCreery replied to Huon Wardle's discussion OACp Seminar with Steven Feld: Jazz Cosmopolitanism in Accra - Second Chorus, Blow Free
Steven Feld replied to Huon Wardle's discussion OACp Seminar with Steven Feld: Jazz Cosmopolitanism in Accra - Second Chorus, Blow FreeLink to my academic pages and to some teaching materials and other oddments Recent writing on ethnography:. ethnographyandanethnography.pdf;http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/anthropology/centres/cas/CaribbeanCosmopolitanism.htm
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If you work as I do on the anthropology of the Caribbean, then Marcus Garvey and Garveyism cast a long shadow. By any standards Garvey's legacy is worthy of reflection. Reading Colin Grant's fine biography gave me pause for thought regarding Garvey and also the excuse to put those thoughts into a review for the OAC. Garvey was the leader of the largest black internationalist movement that has ever existed, but a movement of a unique kind. Most of the internationalisms of the Twentieth…
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I came across this demographic today. People in the Mid-West and the North West of the United States drink 'pop'. People who live in the South drink 'coke' and people on the West and East coasts drink 'soda'. Never having spent much time in the U.S. myself I wondered what this might mean. Of course, we have Tocqueville's…
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This BBC radio documentary explores the narcocorrido (drug smuggling ballad) as a popular genre among Mexicans in the U.S. Denselow, the journalist points to the ambivalence of the the border in the Mexican imagination. He traces the background to 1848 when the U.S. effectively annexed half of the landmass of Mexico including California. Ballads of…
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Posted on December 22, 2011 at 5:30pm
A few days ago I read an article in the Observer saying that Britain's right wing prime minister, David Cameron, had based one of his core ideas - 'The Big Society' - on Ernst Shumacher's book Small is Beautiful (truthfully nobody knows if the BS is an 'idea' or even what it means). The newsmedia also informs us that the government is trying to change the academic research…
ContinuePosted on March 30, 2011 at 2:00pm
Elizabeth Rodrigues da Costa said… Hi, thank you for attention. The publisher wants the address to send the book.
Regards,
Tomi Bartole said… thanks for the greetings, I hope to enjoy in this virtual community.
Alan Passes said… Thanks for the greeting, Huon. Hello to you too. I hope to contribute to the Joanna Overing discussion in due course... and once I've worked out how to navigate this somewhat confusing site. Alan Passes
Hi Huon,
Thank you for your kind note - and for coming to Bergen. I sure learned a lot in what turned out to be two and a half rather intense days! We'll be in touch. Best, Kathinka
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