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Socio-political structures that govern the cultural practice of making milpa among the Mopan Maya of Belize

”A Preface that is not a Preface (to Poetics of Being in Indigenous Amazonia and Modern Anthropology)”

Date: Saturday, March 24, 2018
Time: 1:00 P.M.
Location: CGII (One West Range, Hotel A)
RSVP: Giancarlo Rolando: gcr6af@Virginia.edu

Sponsored by: Department of Anthropology, Center for Global Inquiry + Innovation, and Center for Research & Collaboration in the Indigenous Americas (CRACIA). 

Concert: Klezmer ensemble

Old Cabel Hall (free for students if you reserve tickets in advance)
Cosponsored with the McIntire Department of Music, the Jewish Studies Program, the Center for Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies, the Center for German Studies, the Deptartment of Germanic Languages and Literatures, the Drama Department, the Creative Writing Program, the Linguistics Program, and the Miller Arts Scholars.

Colloquium: "Explorations in Music-Theater: Blurring the Lines"

10:30 AM, Byrd/Morris Seminar Rooms (Room 318/318A), Harrison Institute, 3rd floor
 
Cosponsored with the McIntire Department of Music, the Jewish Studies Program, the Center for Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies, the Center for German Studies, the Deptartment of Germanic Languages and Literatures, the Drama Department, the Creative Writing Program, the Linguistics Program, and the Miller Arts Scholars.

Colloquium: "Wanderings in a German-Jewish Landscape: Living in the Between"

 
236 New Cabell Hall
Cosponsored with the McIntire Department of Music, the Jewish Studies Program, the Center for Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies, the Center for German Studies, the Deptartment of Germanic Languages and Literatures, the Drama Department, the Creative Writing Program, the Linguistics Program, and the Miller Arts Scholars.

Chinese Astronomical Systems in the South Pacific

"Performance Anxiety: Memory, Silence, and Shame in Siberian Language Shift"

  • Location: Brooks Hall 2nd Floor Conference Room

"Words on Trial -- Forensic Linguistics in Criminal, Civil, and Intelligence Investigations"

How could a death row inmate's future hinge upon the testimony of a linguist?
 

Dissertation Defense: Time In Language, Gesture, and Thought A Case Study in Chol Maya

Lydia Rodriguez

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