5-0100 BODIES OF LAW: REGROUNDING REASON AND MIND IN THE INTERACTIONALLY SITUATED LEGAL SUBJECT

Saturday, November 19, 2011: 08:00-09:45

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

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

Organizers: Robin H Conley (UCLA) and Hadi Nicholas Deeb (UCLA)

Chairs: Robin H Conley (UCLA) and Hadi Nicholas Deeb (UCLA)

Discussants: Bambi B Schieffelin (New York University)

08:00

Disembodying Translation: Codeswitching and Interpreting As Competing Voices In Small Claims Court

Philipp S Angermeyer (York University)

08:15

“A Piece of My Essence”: Constructing DNA In the Shadow of the Law

John M Conley (U of North Carolina-CH)

08:30

Modeling “Normal” Humans: The Role of Defendants' Affective Displays In Jurors' Death Penalty Decisions

Robin H Conley (UCLA)

08:45

Embodiments of Law: Establishing Personal Responsibility and Legal Authority During U.S. Appellate Court Oral Arguments

Hadi Nicholas Deeb (UCLA)

09:00

Bounded Bodies and the Concept of Post Penetration Rape

Susan Ehrlich (York University)

09:15

Discussant

Bambi B Schieffelin (New York University)

09:30

Discussion

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