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2-0645 SLIGHT INCONGRUITIES AND HIDDEN DRAMAS: TOWARDS AN ANTHROPOLOGY OF IN-BETWEEN SPACES
Wednesday, November 16, 2011: 18:00-19:45

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers:  Anita Kumar (University of Southern California) and Melissa M Park (McGill University)
Chairs:  Teresa Kuan (Whittier College)
Discussants:  Brian Massumi (University of Montreal)
18:00
Creative Spaces and Moral Experiments
Cheryl Mattingly (University of Southern California)
18:15
The Play Is Now Reality: Affective Turns, Narrative Struggles, and Becoming Through Pushing Against
Anita Kumar (University of Southern California)
18:30
On the Accumulation of Virtues, An Avalanche Scientist, and Ontological Correspondence
Teresa Kuan (Whittier College)
18:45
Throwing Breaches, Pleasure, and Healing for Children with Autism: The Emergence of Storm Systems and Prehistoric Beasts In the Calles of Clinical Spaces
Melissa M Park (McGill University)
19:00
Is a Handshake Ever Just a Handshake?: On the Embodiment and Enactment of Cultural Forms and Meanings
Douglas Hollan (University of California)
19:15
Discussant
Brian Massumi (University of Montreal)
19:30
Discussion
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