2-0320 DELOCALIZED TRIBAL WELLNESS: LEGITIMIZING TRIBAL KNOWLEDGE IN THE WORLD OF COMPETING AUTHORITIES

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

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Students, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers: Daniela Penickova (Northern Arizona University)

Chairs: Joseph P Gone (University of Michigan)

14:00

The Protective Roles of Native American Coming-of-Age Ceremonies

Carol A Markstrom (West Virginia University)

14:15

Conceptualization of Addiction and the Neocolonial Circle of Hegemony Among Western Apaches

Daniela Penickova (Northern Arizona University)

14:30

Discussion

14:45

Resistance to the Colonizing Viruses of the English Language: Health, Balance,and Arapaho Language Ideologies

Jeffrey D Anderson (Hobart & William Smith Colleges, Geneva, NY)

15:00

"'Making It Known to Your People:' Speaking and Acting Cancer In the Contemporary Navajo World."

Maureen T Schwarz (Maxwell School of Syracuse University)

15:15

Understanding Emotional Expression and Culturally Competent Psychotherapy Among the Crees

Nadia Ferrara (Goverment of Canada)

15:30

Discussion

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