Conference, 5-6
September 2013, 15 Norham Gardens,
Department of
Education, University of Oxford, UK
This two-day
conference on teaching and learning anthropology will explore how we
employ anthropological approaches, insights and debates within conversations
about current events. We invite also ethnographic reflections on the
role that 'change' may play within the classroom, the university, in the
field and within the discipline.
Are transformations,
or 'crises', teachable in anthropology? What are their implications
for academic research, teaching and learning across a pan-European
anthropological community? What is the role for anthropological
teaching and learning in articulating or engaging with 'change'?
Please submit
abstracts between 400-500 words by 1 July 2013 to:
Keynote speakers:
Professor Susana
Narotzky, University of Barcelona, Spain
Professor Sue
Wright, Aarhus University, Denmark.
Organisers:
This is a Joint
Teaching Anthropology (TA), a Journal of the Royal
Anthropological
Institute
and
EASA Teaching Anthropology Network (TAN) Conference
Conference
Registration Fee (includes lunch on both days):
Reduced fee:
students and early postdocs, RAI fellows, EASA members: £50
Full Fee: £70
Deadline for
registration: 22 July 2013.
To register, please
email: editorsteachinganthropology@gmail.com
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