Contemporary Anthropological Theory Schedule of Course Readings

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Contemporary Anthropological Theory Schedule of Course Readings = Required Course Textbook (at bookstore, or on reserve in the library) = Course Packet Reading (on e-reserve in the library) Note: This schedule is subject to change. See course home page for amendments and revisions. http://www.deaflibrary.org/nakamura/courses/ Books: Barnard, Alan 2000 History and theory in anthropology. Cambridge, U.K. New York: Cambridge University Press. McGee, R. Jon and Richard L. Warms 1999 Anthropological theory: an introductory history. 2nd ed. Mountain View, Calif.: Mayfield Pub. Co. $72.45 Perry, Richard John 2003 Five key concepts in anthropological thinking. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall. Supplemental Reading Clifford, James and George Marcus, ed. 1986 Writing culture: the poetics and politics of ethnography. A School of American Research Advanced Seminar. Berkeley: University of California Press. $22.50 Note: Readings are due on the date noted Overview: Classical Anthropological Theory Week 1.5 (Thursday September 4) Topic: Course Overview Reading: Syllabi and web site Week 2.0 (Tuesday September 9) Topic: Classical Anthropological Theory & The Basics: Evolutionary Theories Reading: Perry: Chap 1-2 (pp 1-54) Barnard: Chap 1-3 (pp 1-46) McGee: Nineteenth century-evolutionism (pp 5-11, 24-40, 56-66) Week 2.5 (Thursday September 11) Topic: Classical Anthropological Theory & The Basics: Culture Area and Diffusionist Theories Reading: Perry: Chap 3 (pp 1-40) Barnard: Chap 4 (pp 14) McGee: Boas & Kroeber (pp 128-146) McGee: Benedict & Mean (pp 216-236) Graduate School, Fellowship, or Applied Anthropology Questions Due 1

Week 3.0 (Tue September 16) Topic: Classical Anthropological Theory & The Basics: Functionalist & Structural-Functionalist Theories Reading: Perry: Chap 5 Barnard: Chap 5 McGee: Functionalism (pp 153-202) Week 3.5 (September 18) Topic: Classical Anthropological Theory & The Basics: Structuralist and Poststructuralist Theories Reading: Perry: Chap 5 Barnard: Chap 8-9 McGee: Structuralism (pp 345-385) Week 4.0 (September 25) Topic: Marxist Anthropology and Socioecology Reading: Barnard: Chap 6 (38pp) McGee: Neomaterialism (pp 284-344) Draft Statements of Purpose Due Week 4.5 (September 27) Topic: Ethnoscience and Symbolic Anthropology Reading: McGee: Ethnoscience, Cognitive Anthropology (pp 385-430 McGee: Symbolic Anthropology (pp 524-575) Week 5.0 (Sept 30) Topic: Sociobiology, Anthropology and Gender Reading: McGee: Sociobiology (pp 431-472) McGee: Feminist Contributions (pp 473-524) Final Statements of Purpose Due Week 5.5 (October 2) Topic: Postmodernism and Anthropology Reading: Barnard: Chap 10 & Conclusions (27pp) Perry: Chap 6 & 7 (30pp) Topic I: Questions of Structure and Agency Week 6.0 (October 7) Topic: Questions of Structure and Agency I: Structure and Power Reading: James Scott, Seeing Like a State, Chapter 1 (pp 11-52) Topic: Questions of Structure and Agency II: Foucault and more Foucault Reading: Michel Foucault, The Body of the Condemned in Discipline and Punish (pp 3-31) Michel Foucault, Truth and Power in Power/Knowledge: Selected Interviews (pp109-133) 2

Week 6.5 (October 9) Topic: No class Disabilities Studies Conference at U-Iowa Week 7.0 (October 14) Topic: Questions of Structure and Agency II: Hegemony Laclau & Mouffe, Hegemony the Genealogy of a concept in Hegemony and Socialist Strategy (pp 7-46) Anthony Giddens, Agency, Structure in Central Problems in Social Theory (pp 49-95) Pierre Bourdieu, Structures and the Habitus in Outline of a Theory of Practice (72-95) Bourgois: Confronting anthropology Week 7.5 (October 16) Topic: Questions of Structure and Agency III: Applications in Contemporary Anthropology Reading: James Scott, Ch.8 Hegemony and Consciousness in Weapons of the Weak (304-350) Aihwa Ong, Chapter 9 of Spirits of Resistance and Capitalist Discipline: Factory Women in Malaysia (pp 195-215) Jean and John Comaroff, Introduction to Modernity and its Malcontents (pp xi-xxxvii) Week 8.0 (October 21) Topic: Questions of Structure and Agency IV: Applications in Contemporary Anthropology Reading: Ortner: Anthropology since the sixties Tsuda: Acting Brazillian in Japan Brown: On resisting resistance Week 8.5 (October 23) Fall Break Topic II: Questions of Globalization and Post-Colonialism Week 9 (October 28) Topic: Questions of Globalization and Post-Colonialism I: A Primer on our Sordid History Reading: Talal Asad, Anthropology and the Colonial Encounter (pp 9-20, 103-121) Benedict Anderson, Intro & Ch. 1 to Imagined Communities (pp 1-36) Edward Said, Intro to Orientalism (pp 1-28) Paper: Paper I due: Commentary on Structure and Agency (Tuesday 4pm) Week 9.5 (October 30) Topic: Globalization and Post-Colonialism II: World Systems and Development Models Reading: Alvin So: Ch 2 & 8 of Social Change and Development Week 10.0 (November 4) 3

Topic: Reading: Globalization and Post-Colonialism II: Core Periphery Eric Wolf, Selection from Europe and the people without History Talal Asad, Are there Histories of People without Europe? (pp 594-607) Week 10.5 (November 6) Topic: Globalization and Post-Colonialism III: The Other Arjun Reading: Arjun Appadurai, Global Ethnoscapes in Modernity at Large (pp48-65) Arjun Appadurai, Playing with modernity: the decolonization of Indian Cricket in Modernity at Large (pp 89-113) Theodore Bestor, Wholesale Sushi in Theorizing the City: The New Urban Anthropology Reader by Setha Low (pp 201-243) Week 11.0 (November 11) Topic: Questions of Globalization and Post-Colonialism V: Applications in Contemp. Anthro Reading: Arturo Escobar, Encountering Development, Preface & Chapter 1-2 (pp vii-54) Draft Poster Presentations Due Week 11.5 (November 13) Topic: Questions of Globalization and Post-Colonialism VI: Applications in Contemp. Anthro Reading: TBA Week 12 (November 18) Comment: American Anthropological Association Meeting (no class November 20) Topic III: Questions of Representation and Ethnographic Methods Week 13 (November 25) Topic: Questions of Representation and Ethnographic Methods I Reading: James Clifford, Introduction: Partial Truths in Writing Culture (pp 1-26) Vincent Crapanzano, Hermes Dilemma in Writing Culture (pp 51-76) Renato Rosaldo, From the Door of His Tent in Writing Culture (pp 51-76) Renato Rosaldo, Grief and a Headhunter s Rage in McGee (pp 575-592) Comment: Thanksgiving Break (November 28-December 1) Paper: Paper II due: Commentary on Globalization and Post-Colonialism (Tuesday 4pm) Week 14.0 (December 2) Topic: Questions of Representation and Ethnographic Methods II Reading: Talal Asad, The Problem of Translation in Writing Culture (pp 141-164) Kevin Dwyer: Preface and Ch. 1 of Moroccan Dialogues (pp xv-xxiii, 21-35) Rigoberta Menchú (Elisabeth Burgos-Debray), Introduction from I, Rigoberta Menchú (pp xiii-6) 4

Week 14.5 (December 4) Topic: Questions of Representation and Ethnographic Methods IV Reading: Lila Abu-Lughod, Writing Against Culture in Recapturing Anthro (pp137-162) Flax: Postmodernism and gender relations in Signs Masci-Lees et al:the postmodernist turn in anthropology in Signs Week 15.0 (December 9) Topic: Questions of Representation and Ethnographic Methods V Reading: Paul Rabinow, Representations are Social Facts in Writing Culture (pp 234-261) Clifford Geertz, The State of the Art in Available Light (pp 89-133) Week 15.5 (December 11) Topic: Questions of Representation and Ethnographic Methods VI Reading: George Marcus, Afterword in Writing Culture (pp 262-265) Margery Wolf, Ch. 5 Writing Ethnography in Thrice Told Tale (127-142) Week 16.0 (December 16) Topic: Phrenology Paper: Paper III due: Commentary on Representation and Ethnographic Methods (4pm) END OF SEMESTER: HAVE A NICE WINTER BREAK! Version FA03-1.1 9/3/03 3:57 PM 5