2-0685 WHEN INDIVIDUALS INHERIT LEGACIES: THE REMEMBERING SUBJECT OF HERITAGE AND HISTORY IN CONTEXT

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Wednesday, November 16, 2011: 18:00-19:45

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Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Students

Organizers: Marc David ()

Chairs: Matthew D Thompson (Old Dominion University)

Discussants: Geoffrey White (University of Hawaii)

18:00

"There's No Voice": Remembering and Forgetting 9/11

Elizabeth Greenspan (Harvard University)

18:15

“We Know It In Our Heads, But We Need to Feel It In Our Hearts”: From History to Commemoration In a Louisiana Memorial

Marc David (University of Oklahoma)

18:30

Decolonizing Theater On An Indian Reservation: A Problem of New Wine in Old Skins

Matthew D Thompson (Old Dominion University)

18:45

Text Artifacts, Traces of Grief, and Colonial Legacies In Achieving a “Good Death” In Central Vietnam

Merav Shohet (University of California, Los Angeles)

19:00

Discussant

Geoffrey White (University of Hawaii)

19:15

Discussion

19:30

Discussion

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