Mondays, 11:30am-1:20 pm
210 Prospect St, Room 203
The ethnographic interpretation of urban life and culture. Conceptual and methodological issues will be discussed. Ongoing projects of participants will be presented in a “workshop” format, thus providing participants with critical feedback as well as the opportunity to learn from and contribute to ethnographic work “in progress.” Selected ethnographic works will be read and assessed.
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September 4Yale University |
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September 14Yale University Pretty Hard Work: An Oral History of Fashion Modeling in London, 1947-1967 |
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September 21University of the West of Scotland Working-Class Voices: Present and Past in Scottish Prisons |
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September 28Wisconsin HOPE Lab, University of Wisconsin–Madison College Unexpected: What College Does for Low-Income Students |
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October 5Texas Tech University The Multi-Site Longitudinal Transnational Ethnographic Approach for Studying Migration-Trust Networks |
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October 12Princeton University Beyond ‘The Wire’: Why Poverty Endures in West Baltimore |
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October 19University of Illinois at Chicago Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?: The Role of Unexamined Cultural Diversity in the Temporal and Spatial Patterning of Homicide in Black America |
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October 26Harold Dean Trulear and Melanie Snyder Inequality in the Criminal Justice System |
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November 2Saint Louis University Stuck Here: Displacement, Boredom, and the Diasporic Imaginary |
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November 9University of Illinois at Chicago The In$ane Chicago Way and Objectivity |
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November 16Loyola University Chicago Race, Power, and Language: The Symbolic Meanings and Outcomes of Epithets and Stereotypes in a Baked-Goods Workplace. |
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November 30Yale University Navigating a Geography of Stigma: the experiences of gay and bisexual men in two small cities |
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December 7Yale University White Spaces, Black Spaces, and the Challenges they Pose to Civil Society |