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3-0720 ACCIDENTS, DISASTERS AND HUMAN FALLOUT: ANXIETIES, MEMORIES, AND RECOVERY IN POST-EARTHQUAKE JAPAN
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Thursday, November 17, 2011: 13:45-15:30

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Students
Chair:  Jennifer E. McDowell (University of Pittsburgh)
13:45
Explorations of Recovery: A Local Approach to Disaster Studies Through a Traditonal Japanese Doll
Jennifer E. McDowell (University of Pittsburgh)
14:00
The Human Fallout In Nuclear Japan
Peter Wynn Kirby (University of Oxford / EHESS, Paris)
14:15
Mapping Anxiety and Assurance In Post-Earthquake Japan
David S Sprague (National Institute for Agro-Environmental Sciences Japan)
14:30
Tsunami and Tidemarks
David Lionel Lewis (Universite de Montreal)
14:45
Nothing Stays: Tsunami and Cherry Blossoms
Midori Minami Fujiyama (University at Buffalo)
15:00
Tokyo's "Human Accidents": Jinshin Jiko and the Social Meaning of Train Suicide
Mark Saldaņa (Macalester College)
15:15
Discussion
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