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LSE Anthropology Events
Research Seminar on Anthropological Theory
Lent Term 2010
Friday 10.30am - 12.30pm, Seligman Library A607, Old Building, LSE
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15 January
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Elizabeth Frantz (LSE)
Exporting subservience: State-sponsored migration and the making of servants in Sri Lanka
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22 January
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Jerome Lewis (UCL)
Where goods are free but knowledge costs: Hunter-gatherer ritual economics in Central Africa
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29 January
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Jeremy Keenan (SOAS)
Anthropology in the front line: The War on Terror in Africa
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05 February
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Debra McDougall (University of Western Australia)
Fractious polities: Denominationalism in the post-conflict Solomon Islands
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12 February
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Maxim Bolt (LSE)
Management' or 'paternalism'? Race and registers of labour hierarchy on a South African border farm
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19 February
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Magnus Marsden (SOAS)
Being diplomatic an Afghan way: Trade and traders in Afghanistan
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26 February
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Ida Susser (CUNY Graduate Center)
Imperial moralities, practical sense and AIDS in South Africa
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05 March
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Sylvia Posocco (Birkbeck)
Fissured legality and affective states in the transnational adoption archives in Guatemala
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12 March
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Judith Scheele (Oxford)
Saints on trucks: Reflections on Saharan connectivity
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19 March
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Sami Ramadani (London Metropolitan University) Kurdish political forces, the Kurdish people, and the occupation of Iraq
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For further information about this term's Research Seminar on Anthropological Theory please contact Professor Martha Mundy (m.mundy@lse.ac.uk|).
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Upcoming Public Events
Please refer to our Seminars and Lectures| page for full details of all upcoming events.
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Lectures & Events
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Professor John Bowen. Visiting Professor, Dept of Anthropology
Professor Bowen will be giving three lectures on Islam, secularisms, and law in the contemporary world in Lent and Summer Term 2010.
Tuesday 02 February 2010: Secularisms in Crisis
Tuesday 02 March 2010: Studying Islam across times and place: how to compare?
Tuesday 04 May 2010: Islam, secularisms and law across Europe
For full details, please see this page|.
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Public Lecture
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Professor Arjun Appadurai
The Entrepreneurial Ethic and the Spirit of Financialism
Lunctime Lecture
2.00 - 3.30pm Monday 26 April
Old Theatre, Old Building, LSE
Arjun Appadurai is a socio-cultural anthropologist with specializations in globalization, public culture, and urban studies. His major accomplishment has been the construction of anthropological frameworks for the study of global media, consumption, and migration. His current work focuses on poverty, violence, and social inclusion in mega-cities with a special focus on Mumbai (India). He is Goddard Professor of Media, Culture, and Communication
at New York University.
Followed by tea reception in the Shaw Library 6th Floor, Old Building LSE
This event is unticketed and seats will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. All are welcome.
Many thanks to the LSE Annual Fund and the India Observatory for helping to make this event possible.
For further information please contact Jo Stone on
j.f.stone@lse.ac.uk |
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Programme in Culture and Cognition Lecture Series
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Thursday 18 March
Natalie Sebanz (Radboud)
Acting together: How people share actions, tasks, and memories
18.00 Seligman Library A607, Old Building, LSE
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For seminars related to specific research projects (i.e. Conflicts in Time, Popular Economies) please visit their Research Pages|.
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