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SHARING ANTHROPOLOGY: THEORIZING ANTHROPOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN THE AGE OF SOCIAL MEDIA
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Reviewed By: Society for Visual Anthropology
Saturday, November 17, 2012: 4:00 PM-5:45 PM

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists
Organizers:  Matthew S Durington (Towson University)
Chairs:  Samuel G Collins (Towson University)
4:00 PM
You Are Free: To Share--Ethnography In the Age of Networked Media
Samuel G Collins (Towson University)
4:15 PM
A Digital Ecology of Sharing Archaeology
Colleen Morgan (University of California Berkeley and University of California, Berkeley)
4:30 PM
Publishing without Perishing: Sharing Ideas & Challenging the Closed System of Academic Anthropology
Ryan B Anderson (University of Kentucky)
4:45 PM
Co-Constructing Knowledge Through Blogging Anthropology
Barbara J. King (College of William and Mary)
5:00 PM
Anthropology by the Wire
Matthew S Durington (Towson University)
5:15 PM
Anthropologists At Work: Framing and Sharing Anthropology
Jane Henrici (Independent Contractor)
5:30 PM
The Fame of Social Sharing: Lessons from an Anthropology of Value
Jason Antrosio (Hartwick College)
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