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6-0146 TRACING THE LEGACY OF ANIMAL-HUMAN DISTINCTIONS IN NEGOTIATIONS OVER BOUNDARIES AND BORDERS
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Sunday, November 20, 2011: 08:00-09:45

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Students
Organizers:  Paul S Hansen (University of Tsukuba)
Chairs:  Alan Smart (University of Calgary)
Discussants:  Eduardo Kohn (McGill)
08:00
“Mimetic Affinities: The Political Semiotics of Pastoral/ Animal Experiences In Africa”
John G Galaty (McGill University)
08:15
“Human-Animal-Technology: Blurring Boundaries and Embodiment On An Industrial Dairy Farm In Hokkaido.”
Paul S Hansen (University of Tsukuba)
08:30
Of Bears and Bureaucrats: Depopulation of Humans and Repopulation of Bears In Central Akita
John Mock (Temple University Japan)
08:45
“Accounting for More-Than-Human publics”
Melanie J. Rock (University of Calgary)
09:00
Do We Need a Posthuman Border Studies?
Alan Smart (University of Calgary)
09:15
Discussant
Eduardo Kohn (McGill)
09:30
Discussion
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