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Scott Spicer replied to Scott Spicer's discussion Edward H. Spicer in the group History of Anthropology

"Frederico, I'm just getting back to this site after a while. Hope your year went well. Yes, that sounds great to me. EH and Edward H. Spicer are the same person. So he wrote the article I cited. Let me know if there's anything I can…"

Jan 9, 2010

Scott Spicer posted a discussion

Enduring Peoples Publication

I am looking for an anthropologist who may be interested in a piece focused on Enduring Peoples. Some of Edward H. Spicer's last writings were published in Boundary 2, Volume 19, Number 3 by Duke University Press in an article titled: Nations of a State. This article will be the premise behind completing the publication Dr. Spicer planned to write titled Enduring Peoples; or Ten Against the State telling the stories of ten different peoples who endured through oppressive nation-states namely…See More

Jul 27, 2009

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Scott Spicer replied to Scott Spicer's discussion Edward H. Spicer in the group History of Anthropology

"I am looking for an anthropologist who may be interested in a piece focused on Enduring Peoples. Some of Edward H. Spicer's last writings were published in Boundary 2, Volume 19, Number 3 by Duke University Press in an article titled: Nations…"

Jul 27, 2009

Scott Spicer replied to Scott Spicer's discussion Edward H. Spicer in the group History of Anthropology

"Ola Frederico, Sounds good, I agree about the contemporary title. How about something like "Historical Figures in Anthropology"? Obrigado, Scott PS- thanks for the clarification. I speak Spanish de Mexico, which is obviously different…"

Jul 27, 2009

Scott Spicer replied to Scott Spicer's discussion Edward H. Spicer in the group History of Anthropology

"Hola Frederico, Thank you for your response and your suggestion. I like the idea of a discussion similar to this, however I'm not so keen on the title. I think it would be better to call it "contemporary figures." I do not feel as…"

Jul 13, 2009

Scott Spicer replied to Frederico Delgado Rosa's discussion TEACHING THE HISTORY OF ANTHROPOLOGY in the group History of Anthropology

"Hi everyone, I just joined this group, so haven't had a chance to read all of these threads. However, I want to bring your attention to the work of Edward H. Spicer. For those of you who know him, you will know that he did a great deal to…"

Jul 13, 2009

Scott Spicer added a discussion to the group History of Anthropology

Edward H. Spicer

Edward H. Spicer was one of the founders of SfAA who paved the way for the growth and recognition of applied anthropology. Here's a link to his most recent bio, followed by a portion of this publication.http://www.nap.edu/readingroom.php?book=biomems&page=espicer.htmlEDITING AND OTHER ACCOMPLISHMENTSDespite the heavy load of teaching, research, and service to the profession that kept him busy during the…See More

Jul 13, 2009

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Scott Spicer joined Frederico Delgado Rosa's group

History of Anthropology

Historians of Anthropology and anthropologists interested in the forerunners and builders of the discipline are invited to share all kinds of ideas, questions and projects. Edward Tylor is the patron of this group.

Jul 12, 2009

Scott Spicer joined Vitor Emanuel Ribeiro Teixeira's group

Call for Papers

There are many anthropology journals. Unfortunately, not all of them are read or heard of equally! This is a group for posting call-for-papers for all known and unknown journals, promoting the OAC's spirit of international cooperation.

Jul 12, 2009

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Scott Spicer joined Hillary Warren's group