History of Anthropology: Ashley Montagu

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All he does is play All he does is play himself”: Anthropologist himself”: Anthropologist Ashley Ashley Montagu on the Talk Montagu on the Talk Show Circuit Show Circuit 2012 3-Societies Meeting Philadelphia, PA July 11, 2012 Jennifer Brown Department of Anthropology University of Pennsylvania

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Presentation regarding the popular presence of Anthropologist Ashley Montagu on popular tv talk shows in the 1970s

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““““All he does is play All he does is play himself”: Anthropologist himself”: Anthropologist

AshleyAshley Montagu on the Talk Montagu on the Talk Show CircuitShow Circuit

2012 3-Societies MeetingPhiladelphia, PA

July 11, 2012Jennifer Brown

Department of AnthropologyUniversity of Pennsylvania

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Ashley Montagu, 1931Ashley Montagu, 1931

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Image from: http://msnowe.wordpress.com/2011/08/01/the-natural-superiority-of-women/

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The $64,000 QuestionThe $64,000 Question

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ReferencesReferences• Ashley Montagu Papers. American Philosophical Society. Philadelphia, PA.

• Ashley Montagu, 94, Anthropologist and Popular Author. November 29, 1999. New York Times.

• Marks, Jonathan. 2008. Race Across the Physical-Cultural Divide in American Anthropology in A New History of Anthropology. Blackwell Publishing. Malden, MA

• Montagu, M., & Martin, P. (1945). Is it True About Women?. Saturday Evening Post, 217(39), 22-73.

• Montagu, Ashley. 1951. Statement on race : an extended discussion in plain language of the UNESCO Statement by experts on race problems. New York: Schuman

• Sperling, Susan. 2008. “Ashley’s Ghost: McCarthyism, Science, and Human Nature” in Anthropology and the Dawn of the Cold War: the Influence of Foundations, McCarthyism and the CIA. Pluto Press

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Thank youThank you

My classmates in HSS 519

Professor M. Susan Lindee

The Archivists at the American Philosophical Society and the Paley Center for Media

The National Science Foundation’s Graduate Research Fellowship Program