4-0080 THE CONTINUING TRACES, TIDEMARKS AND LEGACIES OF WALTER GOLDSCHMIDT'S LIFE AND WORK PART I

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Friday, November 18, 2011: 08:00-09:45

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Those involved in mentoring activities, Students, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers: E Paul Durrenberger (Penn State) and Kendall M Thu (Northern Illinois University)

Chairs: E Paul Durrenberger (Penn State) and Kendall M Thu (Northern Illinois University)

08:00

Affect Hunger, Psychological Anthropology, and Comparative Functionalism In the Theoretical and Empirical Work of Walter Goldschmidt

Thomas S Weisner (University of California, Los Angeles)

08:15

In Our Way: Reflections for Boas, Hurston, and Goldschmidt

Sheilah Clarke-Ekong PhD (University of Missouri-St. Louis)

08:30

Treading a Fine Line: Walter Goldschmidt’s Ambivalent Feminism and Marxism

Hilarie A Kelly PhD (California State University, Long Beach)

08:45

The Very Model of a Senior Anthropologist

Alice B Kehoe (UW-Milwaukee)

09:00

On the Edge of Religion – Life-Cycle, Calendrical, and Historical Observances In a Secular Jewish Community

Martin Michael Cohen (California State University, Northridge)

09:15

Professing Anthropology:Walter Goldschmidt's Impact On Forty Years of Teaching Anthropology In the Liberal Arts

Bahram M Tavakolian (Willamette University)

09:30

Break

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