Cheat Sheet for the Final Exam
Course Syllabus
Course Notes
The two texts work in concert: the Introduction provides a basic overview, while the corresponding section in the Reader is chock-a-block with illustrative articles. So, for Mondays we read the chapter from the Introduction, and for Wednesdays we read a selection from the Reader.
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Monday (Introduction) |
Wednesday (Reader) |
January 5 |
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January 10 and 12 |
Evans-Pritchard, “The Portal Case: Authenticity, Tourism, Traditions, and the Law” |
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January 17 and 19 |
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January 24 and 26 |
Deshen: “Ethnicity and Citizenship in the Ritual of an Israeli Synagogue” |
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January 31 and February 2 |
Bell, “Tending Bar at Brown’s: Occupational Role as Artistic Performance” |
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February 7 and 9 |
Snow day |
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February 14 and 16 |
Goldstein, “Strategy in Counting Out" | Chapter 6 |
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February 21 and 23 |
A week’s reprieve, spent reading, I am sure |
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February 28 and March 2 |
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March 7 and 9 |
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March 14 and 16 |
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March 21 and 23 |
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March 28 and 30 |
Presentations (Papers Due) |
Presentations |
April 4 |
Review / Evaluations |
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