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4-0135 NOVEL APPROACHES TO ANTHROPOLOGY: USING 19TH CENTURY LITERATURE AS OUR 21ST CENTURY INFORMANTS
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Friday, November 18, 2011: 08:00-09:45

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Students, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists
Organizers:  David S Surrey (Saint Peter's College)
Chairs:  David S Surrey (Saint Peter's College)
Discussants:  Raymond P McDermott (Stanford University) and Fadia Joseph (Saint Peter's College)
Harriet Martineua: Scholar, Activist and a Founder of Anthropology
Marilyn Cohen (Saint Peter's College and Saint Peter's College)
Literacy Practices and Literacy Events In Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations
Richard K Blot (Lehman College)
Emile Bronte’s Wuthering Heights: Introducing 21st Century Non-Traditional Students to 19th Century Class Conflict
Fadia Joseph (Saint Peter's College)
The Creole Speaks: Daniel, Christophine, and the Other In Wide Sargasso Sea
John W Pulis (Hofstra University)
Mark Twain: Trickster or Social Critic
David S Surrey (Saint Peter's College)
Discussant
Raymond P McDermott (Stanford University)
Discussant
Fadia Joseph (Saint Peter's College)
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