2-0660 QUESTS AND CRISES OF IDENTIFICATION

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

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Students, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers: Sable M Helvie (Northern Arizona University)

Chairs: Mercedes C Douglass (Northern Arizona University)

Discussants: Don Kulick (University of Chicago)

18:00

Finding An “Us” In “Them:” Power, Stigma, and the Push and Pull of Migration and Identification In a Ladino Colonia In Roatán, Honduras

Mercedes C Douglass (Northern Arizona University)

18:15

A Slice of American PIE: The Acquisition of English and Social Identifications In a Summer Program for International Students

Sable M Helvie (Northern Arizona University)

18:30

Locally Made: Discursive Practices of Identification

James H Peden (Northern Arizona University)

18:45

Are "We" Pregnant?: A Phenomenological Approach to Investigating the Lived Pregnancy Experience Through Discourse and Practice

Christine Kirby (Northern Arizona University)

19:00

Tradition and Transformation: Examining Identification In the Context of Female Sexual Addiction

Megan A Douglass (Nova Southeastern University )

19:15

Discussant

Don Kulick (University of Chicago)

19:30

Discussion

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