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SHIFTING CARTOGRAPHIES OF THE SELF: SOCIAL IDENTITY, POSTCOLONIAL CONDITION, NEOLIBERAL PROCESSES AND THE THREADS OF HISTORY AND TRADITION IN THE PORTUGUESE-SPEAKING WORLD
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Reviewed By: Society for the Anthropology of Europe
Wednesday, November 14, 2012: 12:00 PM-3:45 PM

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Students
Organizers:  Paula Mota Santos (Universidade Fernando Pessoa and Universidade Fernando Pessoa; CAPP-ISCSP/UTL) and Stanley H Brandes (University of California Berkeley)
Chairs:  Paula Mota Santos (Universidade Fernando Pessoa; CAPP-ISCSP/UTL)
Discussants:  Caroline B Brettell (Southern Methodist University) and João Pina-Cabral (University of Kent)
12:00 PM
Monsanto, Contested National Symbol
Stanley H Brandes (University of California Berkeley and University of California Berkeley)
12:15 PM
Modernity As An Aesthetic Disposition In the Consumption of the Past: History and Rurality In the Pousadas De Portugal and the Social Distinction of Taste
Marta Lalanda Prista (CRIA/FCSH-UNL Universidade Nova Lisboa)
12:30 PM
The Imagined Nation: Portugal Dos Pequenitos Theme Park and the Enduring Attraction of the Colonial In a Postcolonial Era
Paula Mota Santos (Universidade Fernando Pessoa; CAPP-ISCSP/UTL)
12:45 PM
Essentially Jewish: Family History, Ancestral Souls, and Portuguese Logics of Genealogical Causality
Naomi M Leite (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)
1:00 PM
Discussant
João Pina-Cabral (University of Kent)
1:15 PM
Discussion
1:30 PM
Discussion
1:45 PM
Break
2:00 PM
We Are 'not Quite Yet' Modern: Scholarly Views of the Portuguese Urban Condition In Postcolonial Time
Idalina Baptista (University of Oxford)
2:15 PM
Crises In Constellation? Core and Periphery During Two Periods of Upheaval In Portugal’s Port Wine Region
Shawn Parkhurst (University of Louisville)
2:30 PM
Translating the  Colonial  In the Post-Colonial: “Malai” As a Core “metaphoric link” Between Past and Present  in East-Timor
Paulo C Seixas (CAPP/ISCSP - UTL - Portugal)
2:45 PM
Kosher Feijoada: Blending Transnational and National Identities In São Paulo
Misha Klein (University of Oklahoma)
3:00 PM
Discussant
Caroline B Brettell (Southern Methodist University)
3:15 PM
Discussion
3:30 PM
Discussion
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