2-0325 MEMORY AND ETHNOGRAPHIES OF ADDICTION

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Wednesday, November 16, 2011: 14:00-15:45

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

Organizers: Nick Allyn Bartlett (USCF/UC Berkeley) and Kelly R Knight PhD (UCSF)

Chairs: Kelly R Knight PhD (UCSF)

Discussants: Anne M Lovell (INSERM-University of Paris Descartes)

14:00

‘A Past That won’t Let go’: Memory and the Politics of ‘return’ In China’s Heroin Generation

Nick Allyn Bartlett (USCF/UC Berkeley)

14:15

Remaking Time to Keep the Baby: Everyday Memory Objects and Bioscience In the Lives of US Inner-City Pregnant Addict Mothers

Kelly R Knight PhD (UCSF)

14:30

The Privatization of Pain: Memory, Trauma, and Addiction In Manitoba, Canada

Michael J Oldani (U-Wisconsin - Whitewater)

14:45

Fiending for a Fix: Ethnography of Addiction In a Politics of the Soul

Timoteo Rodriguez (UC-Berkeley)

15:00

Conversion and Reframing the Self In Alcoholics Anonymous

William F Guinee III (Westminster College)

15:15

Discussant

Anne M Lovell (INSERM-University of Paris Descartes)

15:30

Discussion

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