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ANTHROPOLOGY HAS "ROOTS IN VIRTUALLY EVERY INTELLECTUAL QUARTER": PRODUCING THE HISTORY OF ANTHROPOLOGY IN DIVERSE FORMS AND TRADITIONS IN MEMORY OF HENRIKA KUKLICK
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Reviewed By: Retrospective Session
Friday, December 5, 2014: 9:00 AM-10:45 AM

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Organizers:  Ira Bashkow (University of Virginia) and Edgar Krebs (Smithsonian Institution)
Chairs:  Ira Bashkow (University of Virginia)
Discussants:  Nancy C Lutkehaus (University of Southern California)
9:00 AM
Sir Baldwin Spencer's Journey to Tierra Del Fuego: Informant No More
Edgar Krebs (Smithsonian Institution)
9:15 AM
The ‘Native’s Point of view’ in a French Perspective
Vincent Debaene (Columbia University)
9:30 AM
Individual Approaches Toward a Common Discipline? Research in South America and Its Contribution Towards the Development of Anthropology in Imperial Germany
Michael Kraus (Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität)
9:45 AM
Nineteenth-Century Debates about the Origin of the American Mounds: A Search for Intellectual Consensus
Brian I Daniels (University of Pennsylvania)
10:00 AM
Mary, Max and the Mongu Masquerade
Robert Gordon (University of Vermont & University of the Free State)
10:15 AM
Discussant
Nancy C Lutkehaus (University of Southern California)
10:30 AM
Discussion
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