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AMH 2020-05 Spring 2007 U.S. HISTORY/ 1865-Present 102 BEL, MTWRF: 2-315 INSTRUCTOR: Jon Mikolashek GRADER: Liz Bryant OFFICE: Bellemy 450 PHONE: E-MAIL: jbm04g@fsu.edu/liz4181@gmail.com OFFICE HOURS: MWF: 1-150 or by appointment Feel free to stop by...
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ANT 307 Class Notes 8 April 2008 *April 17th Each person should turn in an interview or oral history and each team should turn in a survey or focus group* *May 13th Final Ethnography Due* Birthing Fathers and Fixing Men Active participation of the...
FSU >> AMH >> 2020 (Summer, 2007)
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ANT 307 Class Notes 10 April 2008 Due Dates: 4/11 Response Paper 4/17 Methodology Assignment 4/24 Take Home Exam The point of this take home exam is forcing a rereading of the ethnographies more closely and reading to answer certain questions. Some...
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Wednesday October 31, 2007 Aeschylus- the playwright who wrote the Agamemnon and 2 others plays. All three together are the Orestaia. Signal flames in Mycenae. A messenger sent from the Greeks tells them that Agamemnon has returned. Agamemnon returns...
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ANT 307 Class Notes 13 March 2008 Ethnography: due on May 13th by noon. Should provide a thoughtful description of a culture or aspect of social life. (a) Cover page (b) Discussion of research statement (c) Literature review (d) Explanation of resear...
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Wednesday October 17th, 2007 Achilles retreats from fighting in anger after Agamemnon takes Briseis. Myrmidons were soldiers commanded by Achilles. Chiron is superlative centaur that received Achilles as a disciple. Achilles married King Lycomedes\' o...
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ANT 307 Class Notes 15 April 2008 The Ethnography: From Down Draft to Up Draft How to turn methodology into ethnography A Discussion of your Research Statement: What is the purpose of your research? What your research questions? What are your ontolog...
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Annie O\'Brien ANT 307 Class Notes 3/25/08 Romance on a Global Stage -Gender stereotypes -Gender roles -Agency Essentialism Stereotypes of Race and Gender -The assumption that groups, categories or classes of people have one or several defining featu...
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ANT 307 Class Notes February 28th 2008 This week\'s response: anything we\'ve read so far! On Tuesday: we will cover Nisa, Guests of the Sheik and Daughters of the Dreaming Feminist Methodology presentations -Feminist Action Research: research should ...
FSU >> CLT >> 3370 (Fall, 2008)
Friday August 31, 2007 For more information, go to Oxford Classical Dictionary. Myths are elusive; they refer to other stories assuming you know the story. Bronze Age (3100-1020BC) - Birth of Greek culture, by Minoans and Myceneans. Taken from the 5 ...
Centre >> ANT >> 307 (Spring, 2008)
O\'Brien Annie O\'Brien ANT 307 Response #1 Dr. Andrea Abrams 14 March 2008 Women of Belize: A Feminist Form Earlier this semester, we discussed the basic principles of feminist research. These included, but were not limited to, creating a collaboratio...
FSU >> CLT >> 3370 (Fall, 2008)
Friday September 7, 2007 Iconography of a god or goddess is a set of regular attributes and can be used to identify them. - Ex. Bow of Apollo, typical dress of a god, the sacred plant or bird associated with a god. Characteristics: - Zeus- sky god, b...
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Annie OBrien ANT 307 Response #2 28 March 2008 Romance on a Global Stage: Addressing Gender Roles and Issues Romance on a Global Stage, by Nicole Constable, is an ethnography that addresses the issue of foreign brides and ,mail-order marriages. In th...
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Friday September 14, 2007 Athena- has contest with Poseidon and wins by offering the olive tree. - Mycenean writing shows her as Potnia Atana. Potnia means \"mistress\". - She often goes to battle, is the warrior goddess. Athena Promachos is battle and...
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