SPRING 2016 COLLOQUIUM

SERIES

THE GRADUATE CENTER | CUNY Ph.D. PROGRAM IN ANTHROPOLOGY

UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ALL COLLOQUIA TAKE PLACE FRIDAYS AT 4:15 PM IN ROOM C415A AT THE GRADUATE CENTER (CONCOURSE LEVEL – ONE FLOOR BELOW THE LOBBY); FOLLOWED BY REFRESHMENTS IN THE BROCKWAY ROOM (ROOM 6402). FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT: gc.cuny.edu/anthropology

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FEB

2/26 JULIET HOOKER UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, AUSTIN

THEORIZING RACE IN THE AMERICAS: DU BOIS & VASCONCELO’S MESTIZO FUTUROLOGIES

MAR

3/4 DONALD NONINI UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, CHAPEL HILL

THE ABSENT PRESENCE OF CLASS STRUGGLE AND SCALAR STRATEGIES IN THE PRIMIVTIVE ACCUMULATION PROCESS, MALAY(SI)A, 1948-1980

3/11 PAMELA GELLER UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI

BIO-POWER & BIO-HISTORY: THE SAMUEL G. MORTON CRANIA COLLECTION

3/18 GABRIELLE HECHT UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, ANN ARBOR

TOXIC TALES FROM THE AFRICAN ANTHROPOCENE

APR

4/8 BEHROOZ GHAMARI-TABRIZI UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, URBANA-CHAMPAIGN

FOUCAULT, SPIRITUALITY, & THE PERILS OF UNIVERSAL HISTORY CO/SPONSORED by The Committee on Globalization & Social Change

MAY 5/6 SONIA

HARMAND STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY

THE DAWN OF TECHNOLOGY: 3.3-MILLION-

YEAR-OLD STONE TOOLS FROM LAKE TURKANA,

KENYA

5/11 YAEL NAVARO CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY

VIOLENCE & SPIRITUALITY: KHIDR COSMOGRAPHY AT

THE TURKISH/SYRIAN TERRITORIAL INTERFACE

Room 9204* CO/SPONSORED by The Committee on Globalization & Social Change *PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS A WEDNESDAY; THIS EVENT WILL BE BEGIN AT 4:15 PM IN room 9204.

APR

4/15 LUIS NICOLAU PARES

FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF BAHIA

AFRO-BRAZILIAN RELIGION & ITS ATLANTIC CONNECTIONS