Departmental Seminars, Semester 2 2009

Venue: The Meeting Room,
148 Level 1, Mills Building (A26)

Time: Thursday, 3-5 pm


   
August 13th  

Andrew Moutu, The University of Adelaide

Gender and the problem of symmetry 

August 20th

Vicki Grieves, The University of Sydney

Asking the hard questions: Critical Indigenous Theory and Anthropology/Ethnography in Australia

August 27th 

Jadran Mimica, The University of Sydney

Stalked by Malignant Father's Spirit: A Case of Parricide among the Yagwoia (PNG) 
September 10th

Linda Connor, The University of Sydney

Shifting Grounds: Opposition to Coalmining among Hunter Valley Communities. 
September 17th 

 Yasmine Musharbush, The University of Sydney

Anything new? Marriage, love magic, and adultery: Warlpiri relationships as seen by three generations of anthropologists 
September 24th 

Rohan Bastin, Deakin University

Monuments to the Mighty Force: Sri Lankan State Religion and the Social Assemblage 
October 8th 

Sarah Blaffer Hrdy, University of California

Darwin and the Ascent of Emotionally Modern Man: How humans became such hypersocial apes 
October 15th  

Tess Lea, Charles Darwin University

This is not a pipe: the treacheries of indigenous housing
October 22nd 

Neil MacLean, The University of Sydney

Autism, Disability and Identity

October 29th 

Emma Young, The University of Sydney

Parenthood, Change and "Growing Up Koori" in Southern New South Wales' 

Note: The Anthropology Research Seminar provides a forum for anthropologists to present their research to an audience of interested and critical thinkers. We meet each Thursday of semester (apart from the first Thursday of each month). The talk starts at 3, questions at 4, and informal discussion over drinks and nibbles at 5. We meet in room 148 Level 1, RC Mills Building (A26), The University of Sydney. It is an open event: all are welcome.

The coordinator of this series is Erin Taylor. Please direct enquiries to