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2006-2007 Events
One-Day Conference
'Problems, Scope and Limits of Ethnography in the Realm of Calculating Elites'
Saturday
SSPA 2112
9:00am-6:00pm
Soft-Law Conference
Chancellor's Lecture
Sally Engle Merry
Professor of Anthropology and Law and Society
New York University
Conversation with Professor Elinor Ochs
Department of Anthropology
UCLA
SSPB 4250
12:00-2:00pm
co-sponsor "Experimental Systems, States and Speculations: Anthropology at the Intersection of Life, Science and Capital" Conference
Wednesday, 3:30-5:00pm
Collaboration of/and Critique
Conversation with
Steven Epstein, Bill Maurer, Deborah Heath and Michael Montoya
SSPB 1208
Refreshments
Coffee/Cocolate
CD Available Part 1
CD Avaialable Part 2
James Faubion, Rice Univ.
Dominic Boyer, Cornell Univ.
'The Ethnography of Intellectuals and the Predicaments of Theory Today'
Tuesday, March 20, 2007
Talk and Discussion
3:30-5:00 pm
SSPA 2112
(Open and Free)
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Luncheon and Talk
(by invitation only)
co-sponsor with UC Davis
"Curious Lives of Documents" Symposium and Midnight University
Symposium 9:00am-6:00pm
Midnight University 8:00pm-midnight
Schedule
Poster
9:00-4:00pm, SSPA 2112
Methods of Humanization: Death Penalty Mitigation and
Ethnography as Antidiscipline
The Center for Ethnography is pleased to welcome eight of the nation's leading capital defense advocates to begin a dialogue with academic ethnographers at UCI. By setting the knowledge practices of engaged academics and advocates side by side, this event represents an attempt to co-articulate the imaginary of the "human" as a potential point of convergence for fugitive knowledges.
For more information, please see
www.capitalethnographyproject.com