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Fall 2008–2009
SPRING
September 12
Brett Walker
History and Philosophy, Montana State University
“Animals and the Intimacy of History”
September 19
Mukulika Banerjee
Anthropology, University College London
“Kinship, Cultivation, and Communism: Perceptions of Democracy in West Bengal, India”
September 26
Graeme Barker
Archaeology, University of Cambridge
“Footsteps, Clearings, and Fields: Transitions to Farming in Island Southeast Asia”
October 3
Mark Cioc
History, University of California/Santa Cruz
“Hunting, Agriculture, and the Quest for International Wildlife Conservation during the 20th Century”
October 10
Nancy Langston
Forest Ecology and Management, Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies, University of Wisconsin/Madison
“Modern Meat: Synthetic Hormones, Livestock, and Consumers in the Post-WWII Era”
October 17
Percy Schmeiser
Wheat farmer, Bruno Saskatchewan, Canada
“Ownership of Seed, Plants, and Food through Patents on Higher Life Forms”
October 24
Peter Perdue
History, Yale University
“Is Pu-er in Zomia?: Chinese Tea and the World”
October 31
Sara Gregg
History, Wilson Presidential Library
“Hill People: Appalachian Culture and the American State”
November 7
Steve J. Stern
History, University of Wisconsin
“Staging Dirty War Memory: Notes on Human Rights and Film in Post-Dictatorship Chile, 1990–2004”
November 14
Lizabeth Paravisini-Gebert
Hispanic Studies, Vassar College
“Caribbean Environmentalisms: Rediscovering Agrarian Cultures in Endangered Ecologies”
November 21
Rebecca Scott
Sociology, University of Missouri
“Coalfield Whiteness: White People, Black Coal”
December 5
Susanne Freidberg
Geography, Dartmouth College
“On the Longue Durée of Short Shelf Life”
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| September 12 | Brett Walker History and Philosophy, Montana State University “Animals and the Intimacy of History” |
| September 19 | Mukulika Banerjee Anthropology, University College London “Kinship, Cultivation, and Communism: Perceptions of Democracy in West Bengal, India” |
| September 26 | Graeme Barker Archaeology, University of Cambridge “Footsteps, Clearings, and Fields: Transitions to Farming in Island Southeast Asia” |
| October 3 | Mark Cioc History, University of California/Santa Cruz “Hunting, Agriculture, and the Quest for International Wildlife Conservation during the 20th Century” |
| October 10 | Nancy Langston Forest Ecology and Management, Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies, University of Wisconsin/Madison “Modern Meat: Synthetic Hormones, Livestock, and Consumers in the Post-WWII Era” |
| October 17 | Percy Schmeiser Wheat farmer, Bruno Saskatchewan, Canada “Ownership of Seed, Plants, and Food through Patents on Higher Life Forms” |
| October 24 |
Peter Perdue |
| October 31 | Sara Gregg History, Wilson Presidential Library “Hill People: Appalachian Culture and the American State” |
| November 7 | Steve J. Stern History, University of Wisconsin “Staging Dirty War Memory: Notes on Human Rights and Film in Post-Dictatorship Chile, 1990–2004” |
| November 14 | Lizabeth Paravisini-Gebert Hispanic Studies, Vassar College “Caribbean Environmentalisms: Rediscovering Agrarian Cultures in Endangered Ecologies” |
| November 21 | Rebecca Scott Sociology, University of Missouri “Coalfield Whiteness: White People, Black Coal” |
| December 5 | Susanne Freidberg Geography, Dartmouth College “On the Longue Durée of Short Shelf Life” |
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