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4-0930 LANDSCAPE, POLITICS OF REPRESENTATION AND THE SACRED: TRACES, TIDEMARKS AND TRANSFORMATION IN LITERATE AND ORAL SPACES
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Friday, November 18, 2011: 13:45-17:30

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Those involved in mentoring activities, Students, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists
Organizers:  Jeffery L MacDonald PhD (Immigrant & Refugee Community Organization) and Margaret Willson (Bahia Street)
Chairs:  Margaret Willson (Bahia Street)
Discussants:  Stephen D Glazier (University of Nebraska-Lincoln) and Mira Z Amiras PhD (San Jose State University)
13:45
TRACES. TIDEMARKS AND LEGACIES:WILD OR TAMED
Emmanuel J Karavousanos (AAA)
14:00
Capitalism and Spirituality: Authentic Marketing and Manufacturing of Hand Drums Through Drum Circle Entrainment
Valerie A Pena (California State University of Long Beach)
14:15
Useful Methodologies, Useful Mythologies: Indigenous Perspectives On the Scholarship of Sacredness and Literacy
Angelo Baca (unaffiliated)
14:30
Coming Undone: The Extraordinary In Remembrance and Anthropological Intervention
Cade Micah Cannon (University of Washington, University of Washington and University of Washington)
14:45
Kaddish In Two-Part Harmony: Sacred Space Vs Sacred Time In the Blogosphere
Mira Z Amiras PhD (San Jose State University and San Jose State University) and Erin L Vang (Global Pragmatica)
15:00
Discussant
Stephen D Glazier (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)
15:15
Break
15:30
The Iu-Mien Spirits of the Land Ceremony: Transforming a Legacy of Sacred Texts and Literacy for All Oregonians
Jeffery L MacDonald PhD (Immigrant & Refugee Community Organization)
15:45
Elves In Iceland: Transformation, Literacy, Landscape and the Wild
Margaret Willson (Bahia Street and University of Washington)
16:00
Layers of Sacred History In the West of England:Written Word and Landscape
Edith L Turner (n/a)
16:15
Romany Fortunetelling In Brazil: Gypsy Mythologies and the Intersubjective Third Other
Diana F Budur (Princeton Univ)
16:30
Paranormal Truth, Prophecy, and the Practice of Anthropology
Yves Marton ()
16:45
Discussant
Mira Z Amiras PhD (San Jose State University)
17:00
Discussion
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