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GOVERNING CHINA'S "FRONTIERS": EVERYDAY MODERNITIES IN THE MAKING IN SOUTHWEST CHINA
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Reviewed By: Society for East Asian Anthropology
Thursday, November 15, 2012: 4:00 PM-5:45 PM

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Students, Those involved in mentoring activities
Organizers:  Huai-Hsuan Chen (University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of Wisconsin-Madison) and Jinting Wu (University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of Macau)
Chairs:  Po-Yi Hung (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Discussants:  Sandra T Hyde (McGill University)
4:00 PM
Renovated Rituals for Nature: Tea Production and Bulang People’s Collective (Re)Articulation with the Ancient Tea Forest In Southwest China
Po-Yi Hung (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
4:15 PM
Beyond the Triumph of Biomedicine: The Changing Medical Pluralism and Modernity In Post-Socialist China
Qingyan 11720-1224 Ma (Temple University)
4:30 PM
In the Name of Yanyu (Erotic Encounter): Lijiang As China's Sexualized Non-Han Frontier
Huai-Hsuan Chen (Univeristy of Wisconsin, Madison, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of Wisconsin-Madison)
4:45 PM
Tourism As Spatial Pedagogy In Rural Ethnic Education
Jinting Wu (University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of Macau)
5:00 PM
Discussant
Sandra T Hyde (McGill University)
5:15 PM
Discussion
5:30 PM
Discussion
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