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Occasional Paper No. 3: Space and Place in a Disaster Landscape – the phenomenology of Hurricane Katrina recovery in Waveland, Mississippi

Posted on March 28, 2013 by Haidy Geismar

Announcing the third of our Occasional Paper Series: Space and Place in a Disaster Landscape: the phenomenology of Hurricane Katrina recovery in Waveland, Mississippi By Sabrina Bradford and Abby Loebenberg Sabrina Bradford is a senior Anthropology student enrolled in the … Continue reading →

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Camp 2.0

Posted on January 7, 2013 by Haidy Geismar

Matt Voigts, Digital Anthropology, UCL  The shores of Camp Grady Spruce In 2012, an estimated 11 million American children attended summer camp for a day, week, month or more. Camp reads at times like a performance art parody of ethnography: … Continue reading →

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