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Athletic Training (Attr), Montclair State University Jan 2009

Athletic Training (Attr), Montclair State University

Course Descriptions

No abstract provided.


Art And Design/Printmaking And Papermaking (Arpm), Montclair State University Jan 2009

Art And Design/Printmaking And Papermaking (Arpm), Montclair State University

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Computer Science (Cmpt), Montclair State University Jan 2009

Computer Science (Cmpt), Montclair State University

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Reading (Read), Montclair State University Jan 2009

Reading (Read), Montclair State University

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Communication Studies (Cmst), Montclair State University Jan 2009

Communication Studies (Cmst), Montclair State University

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Earth And Environmental Studies (Eaes), Montclair State University Jan 2009

Earth And Environmental Studies (Eaes), Montclair State University

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Jewish American Studies (Jast), Montclair State University Jan 2009

Jewish American Studies (Jast), Montclair State University

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Journalism (Jour), Montclair State University Jan 2009

Journalism (Jour), Montclair State University

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Justice Studies (Just), Montclair State University Jan 2009

Justice Studies (Just), Montclair State University

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Information And Decision Science (Info), Montclair State University Jan 2009

Information And Decision Science (Info), Montclair State University

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History (Hist), Montclair State University Jan 2009

History (Hist), Montclair State University

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General Humanities (Gnhu), Montclair State University Jan 2009

General Humanities (Gnhu), Montclair State University

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Real Estate (Real), Montclair State University Jan 2009

Real Estate (Real), Montclair State University

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Music/Therapy (Muth), Montclair State University Jan 2009

Music/Therapy (Muth), Montclair State University

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Physical Education/Major (Pemj), Montclair State University Jan 2009

Physical Education/Major (Pemj), Montclair State University

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Management (Mgmt), Montclair State University Jan 2009

Management (Mgmt), Montclair State University

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Marketing (Mktg), Montclair State University Jan 2009

Marketing (Mktg), Montclair State University

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Music/History (Muhs), Montclair State University Jan 2009

Music/History (Muhs), Montclair State University

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Music/General (Mugn), Montclair State University Jan 2009

Music/General (Mugn), Montclair State University

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Spanish (Span), Montclair State University Jan 2009

Spanish (Span), Montclair State University

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Music/Education (Mued), Montclair State University Jan 2009

Music/Education (Mued), Montclair State University

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Hebrew (Hebr), Montclair State University Jan 2009

Hebrew (Hebr), Montclair State University

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Dance (Dnce), Montclair State University Jan 2009

Dance (Dnce), Montclair State University

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Sociology (Soci), Montclair State University Jan 2009

Sociology (Soci), Montclair State University

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Demo 09, Columbia College Chicago Jan 2009

Demo 09, Columbia College Chicago

Alumni Newsletters

Alumni newsletter from Spring 2009 entitled "DEMO9." This issue is 52 pages.


Reading Between The Lines: Understanding Assistants In Fieldwork, Rina Sherman Jan 2009

Reading Between The Lines: Understanding Assistants In Fieldwork, Rina Sherman

Reconstruction: Studies in Contemporary Culture

In this presentation I will look at the various levels of interaction between the three agents, the researcher, the assistant and members of the community within which research is being conducted within the context of my fieldwork amongst the Ovahimba people over a period of seven years. The potential interaction between these three agents are manifold and can be questioned in a number of ways, of which: What the researcher wants, what the assistant thinks the researcher wants, what the assistant wants in terms of his or her respective relationships with the researcher and members of the community, what members …


Outsourcing Sacrifice: The Labor Of Private Military Contractors, Mateo Taussig-Rubbo Jan 2009

Outsourcing Sacrifice: The Labor Of Private Military Contractors, Mateo Taussig-Rubbo

Journal Articles

Numerous scandals arising from the United States government’s increased use of armed private military contractors have drawn attention to the contractors’ legally ill-defined position. But the complexity of the contractors’ relation to various bodies of law and doctrine — including military law, international law, state tort law, employment law, and sovereign immunity — is not the only salient issue. The contractors are also awkwardly positioned in relation to the traditional understanding of sacrifice, which has structured Americans’ imaginings about those who kill and are killed on behalf of the nation. This Article examines the contractors’ relation to the tradition of …


The Memory Archive: Filmic Collaborations In Art And Anthropology, Alyssa Grossman, Selena Kimball Jan 2009

The Memory Archive: Filmic Collaborations In Art And Anthropology, Alyssa Grossman, Selena Kimball

Reconstruction: Studies in Contemporary Culture

This paper forms the space for dialogue between a social anthropologist (Grossman) and a visual artist (Kimball), who have been collaborating on installations and films throughout the past decade. Our most recent films, including Into the Field (2005), and Objects of Memory (in progress) are shot on location in Grossman’s fieldwork sites in Romania, and incorporate sequences of stop-motion animation by Kimball. These films explore and question the conventional boundaries between art and anthropology. In this article, we examine the process of filming collaboratively in the field, and discuss the challenges and transformations we each undergo through sharing the literal …


Practice In Mediated Space: Engaging 'Hobbiton' And Its Visitors Through A Constructivist Media Anthropology, Robert Moses Peaslee Jan 2009

Practice In Mediated Space: Engaging 'Hobbiton' And Its Visitors Through A Constructivist Media Anthropology, Robert Moses Peaslee

Reconstruction: Studies in Contemporary Culture

This paper calls for a (re)emphasis in site-specific, open-ended investigation of individual experience as a viable and valuable strategy across disciplines of the social sciences and the humanities, especially in the face of ongoing trends toward globality, hybridization, convergence, and destabilization of symbolic and material culture. The paper is particularly interested in reporting on the application of such methodologies toward investigating the media-tourism complex, a constellation of government, industrial, and personal activity which relies on globally mediated conceptions of place and practice and which represents a dynamic and ever-present field of symbolic and actual capital within which consumers operate and …


The Curious Case Of Jim Mcgreevey, Justin Eckstein Jan 2009

The Curious Case Of Jim Mcgreevey, Justin Eckstein

UNLV Theses, Dissertations, Professional Papers, and Capstones

This project examines the apologetic discourse surrounding James Edward "Jim" McGreevey's August 12, 2004 resignation as governor of New Jersey. A cursory reading of the allegations McGreevey faced reveals a curious incongruity between the initial accusations of corruption and his apologizing for being homosexual. In short, McGreevey stood accused of corruption for a number of terrible cabinet appointments. Yet, he apologized for being gay and having a "consensual" affair with his former director of Homeland Security, Golan Cipel. Through a close reading of the texts, I decipher how McGreevey's apology modified the public's understanding of the events that lead to …