The Workshop on US Locations
 
 
The Workshop on United States Locations explores current ethnographic research on the United States. While emphasizing anthropological approaches, we provide a forum for all ethnographers examining the US as a socio-cultural entity, within, across, and outside the boundaries of North America. Over the
past decade, a re-emergent anthropology of the US has incorporated the legacies of ethnographic sociology, critical geography and sociolinguistics. Continuing in this tradition, we invite scholars from across the disciplines to participate in regular meetings. We will critically analyze the burgeoning literature on ethnographic practice and theory, as well as focus on carefully formulated empirical studies.
 
Schedule:
Bi-Weekly
Tuesdays, 4:30-6
Haskell Hall Mezzanine 102

Coordinators:
Alex Blanchette
blanchet@uchicago.edu
Cassie Fennell
ckf@uchicago.edu

Faculty Sponsors:
Summerson Carr
Jessica Cattelinomailto:blanchet@uchicago.edumailto:ckf@uchicago.edushapeimage_2_link_0shapeimage_2_link_1
Individuals who require assistance to attend workshop sessions should contact Alex Blanchette at blanchet@uchicago.edu in advance of each presentation.