2-0010 "THE SOCIAL," THIS TIME: TRACES, TIDEMARKS AND LEGACIES OF SOCIAL ANALYSIS

Wednesday, November 16, 2011: 12:00-13:45

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

Organizers: Kevin G Karpiak (Eastern Michigan University) and Stephanie J Lloyd (McGill University)

Chairs: Stephanie J Lloyd (McGill University)

Discussants: Kevin G Karpiak (Eastern Michigan University)

12:00

Time and “the Social”: Invoking Pasts and Futures In Images of Collective Existence In Vanuatu

Alexandra Widmer (Max Planck Institute for the History of Science)

12:15

Valuing "the Social" In Dam Relocalization Negotiations In Chilean Patagonia

Carlota McAllister (York University)

12:30

Modernizing Confinement: High-Security Psychiatric Units At the Margins of "the Social"?

Livia Velpry (Cermes3 (CNRS-Université ParisDescartes-INSERM) and Université Paris 8 )

12:45

Understanding Social Opposition to Privatization In Delhi, or, the Second Life of Solidarity In Global Cities

Leo Coleman (The Ohio State University)

13:00

"The Social" and the Person, Not the Individual: Traces and Legacies of Australian Aboriginal Ngyiampaa Understandings of Obligations to and Responsiveness From "the Social"

Daniela Heil (University of Newcastle)

13:15

Death, Social Death and the Death of the Social

Ari E Gandsman (University of Ottawa)

13:30

Discussant

Kevin G Karpiak (Eastern Michigan University)

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