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- Rena Lederman - Anthropology@Princeton
Short Bio: During 2022 23, Lederman began a two-year “phased” retirement, advising several senior theses, teaching ANT 303 (Economic Life in Cultural Context), and participating in department events
- Rena LEDERMAN | Professor of Anthropology | PhD Columbia U (USA); BA . . .
Collaborative research partnerships between academic anthropologists and host or descendant communities are becoming more popular in anthropology The reviewed books demonstrate there are
- Rena Lederman | Assemblage
I teach courses on gender sexuality, economic experience as culture, anthropology of ethics (with special attention to the uses and abuses of deception and disclosure in popular culture, stage magic, and the sciences), field practices, anthropology of science, and Pacific Island cultures
- Rena Lederman - Princeton University
I first survey the sense of critical ethnography in for Oceania that informed my response to the papers when they were presented at meetings of the Association for Social Anthropology in Oceania and when I read them together for this collection 1 The second and third sections suggest what I gleaned from reading across
- Rena Lederman - Professor of Anthropology at Princeton University . . .
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- Rena Lederman - Professor Watchlist
Rena Lederman is a Professor of Anthropology at Princeton University
- Rena Lederman - Office of the Dean of the Faculty
A native New Yorker, Rena received her bachelor of arts in anthropology from Barnard College and her Ph D in anthropology from Columbia University At Princeton, she holds the distinction of being the first tenured female faculty member in the Department of Anthropology
- Rena | Savage Minds
I’m Professor of Anthropology at Princeton University I’ve blogged here about the disconnection between ethnographic field ethics and ethics regulation compliance, and advocated hither and ton for humanistic social studies in regulatory ethics contexts
- Reflections on Anthropology’s Comparative Value (s)
Pacific perspectives on cultural boundaries, differences, and transformations continued to inform her thinking as her work shifted during the 1990s and into the 2000s to engage controversy within and beyond anthropology over the public reception of disciplinary expertises
- Rena Lederman - Academia. edu
Collaborative research partnerships between academic anthropolo-gists and host or descendant communities are becoming more popular in anthropology The reviewed books demonstrate there are different understandings of what collaboration means for professional identities
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