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4-1145 ANCESTRAL MODERNITIES: ENCOUNTERING THE DEAD ACROSS EPISTEMOLOGICAL BORDERS
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Friday, November 18, 2011: 16:00-17:45

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Organizers:  Mark Auslander (Central Washington University) and Peter J Sutherland (Louisiana State University)
Chairs:  Ellen Schattschneider (Brandeis University)
Discussants:  Leslie K Dwyer (George Mason University)
16:00
Colonizing the Dead? Ancestral Reinscription and World Recathexis In the Afro-Buddhist "Pilgrimage of the Middle Passage" (1998-99)
Peter J Sutherland (Louisiana State University)
16:15
Mourning the Enemy: Moments of Reprieve and Transposition In the “War without Mercy”
Ellen Schattschneider (Brandeis University)
16:30
Stranger to This World: Traumas of the Invisibly Real In Japan's Crisis
Ryo Morimoto (Brandeis University)
16:45
Discovering the Lyncher Inside of Us:Traversing Racial Boundaries In Traumatic Historical Reenactment
Mark Auslander (Central Washington University)
17:00
Discussant
Leslie K Dwyer (George Mason University)
17:15
Discussion
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