Announcements
Opportunities for graduate and field schools, jobs, internships, fellowships, campus events and more. Most of the programs listed here have contacted the SOAN Department at Carleton specifically seeking participation from Carleton Sociology & Anthropology students.
Stanford University Master of Arts in Latin American Studies
October 28, 2011C.A.M.P. (Carleton Alumni Mentoring Program)
October 24, 2011Wahyu Cakraningrat
October 22, 2011The distinguished dalang (puppet master) Midiyanto from the University of California, Berkeley will join Sumunar to present a shadow puppet play titled Wahyu Cakraningrat (Three Princes, One Blessing) at the Heart of the Beast Theater, 1500 E. Lake St. in Minneapolis. This presentation will be accompanied by the gamelan orchestra and the Sumunar Dance Ensemble will also perform.
Location:
Heart of the Beast Theater,
1500 E. Lake St. in Minneapolis
What is Anthropology?
October 20, 2011St. Olaf Lecture: Conflict and Gender in the Horn of Africa
October 19, 2011U of M Lecture: Soft Power: The Politics of Culture in Globalizing Times
October 17, 2011Berdahl Lecture--Soft Power: The Politics of Culture in Globalizing Times
Speaker will be Ulf Hannerz, Professor Emeritus, Anthropology, Stockholm University. When the Cold War ended, a number of new key terms started to appear, suggesting directions for the global future: "the end of history," "the clash of civilizations," "the world is flat" and others. While they originated with one individual commentator or other, they soon became terms of the collective consciousness, notions influencing thought and debate in an emergent transnational public sphere. "Soft power" has been another such term, proposed by the political scientist Joseph Nye. He argued, above all, for the international political uses of American culture. But as the term became more widely popular, across borders, it also found other uses. In this lecture, the place of ideas of "soft power" in a wider context of transnational flows of culture will be examined, from an anthropologist's point of view. Reception following the lecture in the HHH Atrium. Location: Cowles Auditorium Hubert H. Humphrey Center Contact:
- Name: Department of Anthropology
- E-mail: anth@umn.edu
- Phone: 612-625-3400
- Sponsored by: Anthropology, Geography, Journalism and Mass Communication, German, Scandinavian & Dutch, Communication Studies, Global Studies
Call for Undergrad Human Rights Papers: Deadline 01/09/12
October 14, 2011St. Olaf Reading: La mujer latina: teatro y humor con Ana Istaru (in Spanish)
October 11, 2011St. Olaf Lecture: Ana Istaru: a pubic intellectual in Latin America
October 10, 2011Hamline Talk: Maya Society Lecture
October 7, 2011MN Population Map from 2010 Census
October 7, 2011Mapping the 2010 Census
October 7, 2011







