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5-0185 ON LIVED EXPERIENCE AND HUMAN CONDITIONS: THE WORKS OF ARTHUR KLEINMAN
Saturday, November 19, 2011: 08:00-11:45

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Students, Those involved in mentoring activities

Organizers:  Clara Y Han (Johns Hopkins University) and Angela N Garcia PhD (Stanford University)
Chairs:  Angela N Garcia PhD (Stanford University)
Discussants:  Paul Farmer (Harvard Medical School) and Arthur M Kleinman (Harvard University)
08:00
Promise of Teaching: Arthur Kleinman and Anthropological Futures
Clara Y Han (Johns Hopkins University)
08:15
The Evolving Conception ofExperience In the Work of Arthur Kleinman
Byron J Good (Harvard University)
08:30
On the Concept of the Stake: Re-Reading Arthur Kleinman
Lawrence Cohen (University of California - Berkeley)
08:45
Healing As a Moral Act
Adriana M Petryna (University of Pennsylvania)
09:00
Misplaced Fallacies, Concrete Factories: Biopolitics From the Inside Out In the Making of Cigarettes and Harm
Matthew Kohrman (Stanford University)
09:15
Never Reject Anything Human
Peter Benson (Washington University in St Louis)
09:30
Discussant
Paul Farmer (Harvard Medical School)
09:45
Break
10:00
Poverty, Suffering, and the Moral Life
Veena Das (John Hopkins University)
10:15
Arthur Kleinman Between the Anglophone and Francophone Intellectual Worlds: How His Ideas Have Traveled Abroad ?
Gilles Bibeau (Université de Montréal)
10:30
From Text to Action: Illness Narratives Shared Among Patients
Wen-Ching Sung (University of Toronto)
10:45
Thirst: Ethnographic Engagements In a Local World
Robert Desjarlais (Sarah Lawrence College)
11:00
The Precariousness of Lives and the Anthropologist As Artist Manqué
Joao Biehl (Princeton University)
11:15
Discussion
11:30
Discussant
Arthur M Kleinman (Harvard University)
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