Americanist Anthropology Seminar
2024-2025 programme
This seminar looks at contemporary debates in Americanist anthropology concerning Amerindian societies, crossing the perspectives of ethnography, history, politics, economics, linguistics and ethnomusicology. Alternating between different geographical areas and cultural contexts, it provides a forum for discussion between lecturers, researchers and students on current research projects. The seminar covers a wide range of themes relating to ritual, social organisation, social and religious change, public policy, the transformation of societies and the construction of knowledge.
Organisation
- LESC EREA Centre - Teaching and Research Centre in Amerindian Ethnology of the Laboratory of Ethnology and Comparative Sociology (UMR7186)
- CERMA-MONDES AMÉRICAINS - Centre for Research on American Worlds (UMR8168)
- LAS - Social Anthropology Laboratory (UMR7130)*
Coordinators
- Anath Ariel de Vidas (CNRS / CERMA - American Worlds)
- Isabelle Daillant (CNRS / EREA-LESC)
- Olivier Allard (EHESS / LAS)
Practical information
- Maison Suger, 16-18 rue Suger, Paris 6
- Free admission
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2024-2025 Programme (FR)
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Activities
Altered speech states with Amazonian musical instruments
May 16 | Americanist Anthropology Seminar
Walking memory. Maseual explorations and anchors
April 11 | Americanist Anthropology Seminar
“Enlazar el mundo como uno” in a wixárika ritual song
March 21 | Americanist Anthropology Seminar
Dancing to belong
February 7 | Americanist Anthropology Seminar
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Published at 20 November 2020