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2-0510 NEW LEGACIES OF THE METASTATIC EMPIRE: TIDEMARKS OF BIOMEDICAL CITIZENRY, EMERGING PERSONS, AND MAKING SELVES
Wednesday, November 16, 2011: 16:00-17:45

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

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

Organizers:  Gregory Michael Brass (McGill University)
Chairs:  Gregory Michael Brass (McGill University)
Discussants:  Caroline L Tait (University of Saskatchewan) and T.S. Harvey (University of California at Riverside)
16:00
Broadcasting Cancers: (re)Negotiating Sickness and the End Stages of Life In An Eeyou (James Bay Cree) Community
Gregory Michael Brass (McGill University)
16:15
Love In the Time of Cancer: Clinical Scarcities and Ethnographic Surpluses In An (Otherwise) Epidemiological Economy
Kristin L Bright (Carleton University)
16:30
Normalizing Images of Cancer: Managing Difference Through Graphic Narratives
Juliet M McMullin (University of California, Riverside)
16:45
Love, Family, Power, and Strength: The Impact of Family Ties On the Negotiation of Native Cancer Survivor Identities
Diane E Weiner (Boston University, Graduate School of Medicine)
17:00
Discussant
Caroline L Tait (University of Saskatchewan)
17:15
Discussant
T.S. Harvey (University of California at Riverside)
17:30
Discussion
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