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6-0090 EXPLORATIONS IN DISCOURSE ANALYSIS: REPRESENTATIONS OF COMMUNITY AND IDENTITY
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Sunday, November 20, 2011: 08:00-09:45

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists
Organizers:  Erin M Tooher (University of New Mexico) and Michael A Rodgers (Tulane University)
Chairs:  Erin M Tooher (University of New Mexico)
Discussants:  Judith M Maxwell (Tulane University)
08:00
The Redefinition of Local Communities As Intentional Communities and Their Relationship to the Survival of the Garifuna Language
Michael A Rodgers (Tulane University)
08:15
Linguistic Identity At the Intersection of Education and Nation: Ch’orti’ Maya In Guatemala and Honduras
Erin M Tooher (University of New Mexico)
08:30
Tourism Discourse In Glacier National Park: Indigenousv. Non-Indigenous Perspectives
Katherine Bell (Tulane University)
08:45
A Story in the Brazilian Savanna: Discourse Analysis and Internal Tensions in Brazilian Environmental Science
Anne dos Santos (University of New Mexico)
09:00
Discussant
Judith M Maxwell (Tulane University)
09:15
Discussion
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