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2AC Introduction to Archaeology Spring 2013

This lab will allow students from the course to exchange ideas and information

The subject cover over the semester will help students understand the diversity in the greater San Francisco Bay Area and California. When we talk of diversity we mean the diversity in respect to the archaeological remains and the people who created them. The course will introduce students to basic concepts and theories of archaeological thought. 

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United States
37° 52' 20.46" N, 122° 15' 34.0272" W
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Anthropological Inquiry

Graduate student working group

 The Anthropological Inquiry working group is a project that calls for a critical engagement with what can be broadly described as practices in contemporary societies. This working group foregrounds the ethnographic phenomena across the social sciences and the humanities and invites graduate students and scholars to an intellectual conversation across the disciplines as well as topical and geographical interests.

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Colonial Latin American Art, Literature, and Visual Culture Working Group

An interdisciplinary working group spawning collaboration between students and scholars interested in Colonial Latin American visual culture!

 

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United States
37° 49' 36.246" N, 122° 25' 22.9296" W
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Mann, Benjamin, and Canetti

A reading group devoted to Reflections of a Nonpolitical Man, The Arcades Project, and Crowds and Power
Independent Reading Group 
Topics in 20th-Century German Social Thought:

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United States
37° 52' 17.7348" N, 122° 16' 21.8892" W
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African Studies MRG Dissertation Workshop

An opportunity for students from all UC campuses to workshop grant proposals or dissertation chapters

The Dissertation Workshop is designed to help graduate students strengthen their dissertation projects and improve their chances of funding, as well as to facilitate UC-wide, interdisciplinary networking among graduate students and faculty across the disciplines in African Studies.  The workshop will provide an opportunity for ten graduate students to present their current dissertation research proposals (or other work) and receive critical feedback on their projects from fellow graduate students and a group of UC faculty

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United States
32° 16' 38.1504" S, 18° 55' 36.1092" E
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