6-0615 VISUALIZING THE TECHNOLOGICAL DISJOINT IN COMMUNITIES

Sunday, November 20, 2011: 12:15-14:00

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

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

Organizers: Jerome W Crowder (U. Texas Medical Branch)

Chairs: Daniel M Price (University of Houston)

12:15

Visualizing Emergent Patterns of Living: Vwire and the Karhunen-Loeve Approximation of Getting a Free Cell Phone

Ioannis Konstantinidis (U. Houston)

12:30

Witnessing the Breakdown of the Modalities of the Digital Divide Through the Visualization of a Living Network In Southeast Houston, Texas

Jessica L Wilson (St. Luke's Hospital)

12:45

Marking the Tide -- How Can Digital Images Trace Concepts of Community In East Houston?

Jerome W Crowder (U. Texas Medical Branch)

13:00

Ethnovideography As Ethical Ethnography – Finding Dignity and Meaning On the Margins of Toronto, ON and Portland, OR

Eric Paul Weissman (Concordia University, Montreal Quebec)

13:15

The Art of Memory: Reflection and Self-Reflection

Terence Wright (University of Ulster)

13:30

Producing Community: Mediated Networks of Urban First Nations of the Northwest Coast

Jennifer M Wolowic (University of British Columbia)

13:45

Visualizing Emergent Forms: The Philosophical Dimensions of Anthropology and the Mathematics of Those Dimensions

Daniel M Price (University of Houston)

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