All events are free and open to all unless otherwise stated.
Research Seminar on Anthropological Theory
Michaelmas Term 2016
Friday 10:30am - 12:30pm
Seligman Library (OLD 6.05) Old Building
Friday seminar programme
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30 September
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Andrea E. Pia (London School of Economics)
Back on the water margin: the ethical fixes of sustainable water provisions in rural China
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7 October
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Liana Chua (Brunel University London)
‘If God is with us, who can be against us?’ Christianity, cosmopolitics and living with difference in Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo
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14 October
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Alice Elliot (University of Bristol)
Repeating manhood: movement and the (un)making of men in emigrant Morocco
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21 October
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Gregory Delaplace (Université Paris Ouest)
The thickness of things invisible. Of some human investigations into ghosts and other kinds of apparitions
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28 October
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Marc Tabani (Centre de Recherche et de Documentation sur l'Océanie, Marseille)
Customary chiefs and the post-colonial state in Vanuatu
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11 November
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Joseph Webster (Queen's University Belfast)
The Exclusive Brethren 'Doctrine of Separation': An Anthropology of Theology
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18 November
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Robert Anderson (Simon Fraser University, Vancouver and Clare Hall Cambridge)
Edmund Leach, Highland Burma, and the LSE
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25 November
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Ludovic Coupaye (University College London)
From Growing to Making: Lessons on Ontogenesis and Technology from an Abelam case
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2 December
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Anthony J. Pickles (University of Cambridge)
Gifts : Transfers :: Gambling : One-way Transfers. Musing on a Micro-Anthropology of Transaction
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9 December
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Anna-Riikka Kauppinen (London School of Economics)
Kin Out of Colleagues: the virtue of permanence among Accra's young professionals
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(For further information about these Research Seminars on Anthropological Theory please contact Michael Scott (M.W.Scott@lse.ac.uk).
Latin America Series
Michaelmas Term 2016
All seminars take place at 17:30 at the Senate House (South Block, Malet St, London WC1E 7HU).
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Monday, 10 October
Room G26
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A Political Economy of Many Worlds? Latinamericanizing the Onto-Crowd
Inaugural lecture by Sian Lazar, University of Cambridge
Followed by drinks.
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Thursday, 27 October
Room 234
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Off/On the Map and Beyond: Recalibrating Lima’s art scene and the Networking of Latin America
Giuliana Borea, ILAS
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Thursday, 10 November
Room 234
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'Is A Non-Bororo Man A Mr. Wrong?’ Exploring Gender and Kinship Through the Generation of Filmic Knowledge
Flavia Kremer, University of Manchester
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Thursday, 1 December
Room 234
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Taxing the Indigenous: A History of Barriers to Fiscal Inclusion in the Bolivian Highlands
Miranda Shield Johansson, UCL
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