preliminary program csas98

Preliminary Program Central States Anthropological Society / Anthropology of Religion Section April 2-5, 1998 Crowne Plaza Hotel Kansas City, Missouri
CSAS will be celebrating its 75th this year, and our annual meeting will be larger than ever, covering all four subfields and both dimensions of Anthropology. Over two hundred papers and workshops have been organized into sixty sessions and we will have a full program of workshops and papers from Thursday afternoon through Sunday noon. This year we are hosting the inaugural meeting of the newly-approved Anthropology of Religion Section of the AAA; we are pleased to have them join us.

Our distinguished speaker is Jane H. Hill, President of the American Anthropological Society; her presentation, scheduled for Saturday evening, is titled, "Race, Racism, and the Unity of Anthropology."

A presidential roundtable, focusing on the history of CSAS, will provide an opportunity for our distinguished elders to reminisce and to help us plan for the future. Together with teaching workshops, a reprints-exchange in the book exhibit room, and (due to popular demand) a jazz pub crawl, the Kansas City meeting promises to be a lively one, with something for everyone!

Thursday Afternoon, April 2

1:50-3:15 Appropriation and Representation of Culture Through Art and Tourism (CSAS Volunteered Papers). Chair: Kathleen M. Adams (Loyola U Chicago)

1:50: Lea McChesney (U Missouri-Kansas City) "Alternative Capitalism": Locating Meanings for Hopi Art Pottery as Intercultural Production

2:30 Alex Snow (Ohio State U) Inter-ethnic Religious Appropriation: The Historical Determination of the Shoshoni-Crow Sun Dance

2:50 Discussion

1:50-3:15 Opportunities and Challenges in Contemporary Studies of Meditation, Conversion, Vocation, and the Establishment of Meaning - Part 1 (ARS Volunteered Papers) Chair: Andrew Buckser (Purdue U).

2:10 Elizabeth A. Sheehan (American U) The Political Economy of Sanctity: Making Saints for the Third Millenium

2:30 Mary Ann Reidhead (U Missouri-St Louis) Meaning, Context, and Consensus Analysis in Becoming and Remaining a Benedictine: The Case of Nazi Era Bavarian Nuns in the United States

2:50 Discussion

1:50-3:15 Japanese Woodblock Prints and Beyond: The 19th Century Travel Prints and Their Vision. Part 1. (CSAS Organized Session) Organizer and Chair: Akira Y. Yamamoto. (U Kansas)

2:10 Kate Mulvehill (U Kansas) Journey Through Eight Views

2:30 Aaron Garriss (U Kansas) Images and Reality: the standardization of Mt. Fuji through Hokusai

2:50 Norma Sakamoto Larzalere (U Kansas) Seeing Japan Through Rice: traveling along the Tokaido Road

3:15 Discussion

3:15-3:30 break

3:30-5 Opportunities and Challenges in Contemporary Studies of Meditation, Conversion, Vocation, and the Establishment of Meaning - Part 2 (ARS Volunteered Papers) Chair: Andrew Buckser.

3:50 Jill M. Wightman (U Kansas) The Power of Healing: Pentecostal Conversion in Cochabamba, Bolivia

4:10 Laura D. Stanley (U Cal San Diego) AIDS as Calling, AIDS as Gift: The Spritual Management of Stigmatized Identity

4:30 Discussion

3:30-5:15 Japanese Woodblock Prints and Beyond: The 19th Century Travel Prints and Their Vision. Part 2. (CSAS Organized Session) Organizer and Chair: Akira Y. Yamamoto (U Kansas)

3:50 John T. Teramoto (U Kansas) Discussant

4:10 Fumiko Y. Yamamoto (U Kansas) Discussant

4:30 Discussion

3:30-5:30 Migration, Community, Tradition and Change in Mexico and Costa Rica (CSAS Volunteered Papers). Chair: James W. Dow (Oakland U)

3:50 Deborah Maertens (U Minnesota-Morris) Outward Migration to the United States: The Socioeconomic Impact on Two rural Mexican Villages

4:10 Clyde A. Winters (Uthman dan Fodio I) Jaguar Kings: Olmec Royalty and Religious Leaders in the First Person

4:30 James Sewastynowicz (Jacksonville State U) Acculturative Change, Interethnic Relations, and native Identity Among the Cabecar of Southern Costa Rica

4:50 Daniel Merrell (Purdue) The "El Ninopa" Tradition of Xochimilco, Mexico: A Communal Prestige Item

5:10 Discussion

3:30-5:30 Fighting Invisibility and Silence: The Construction of Oppositional Discursive Space and Visions of the State in Fragmented Societies. (CSAS Organized Session). Organizer and Chair: Julianna Acheson (Indiana U)

3:50 Kimberly Hart (Indiana U) Images and Aftermaths: The Use and Contextualization of Ataturk Imagery in Turkey

4:10 Nathalie Arnold (Indiana U) Finding a Home for the Shameless: Swahili Poetry and Riddles in Zanzibari Political Discourse, 1995-1997

4:30 Katherine Petrie (Indiana U) The Ceremony of Identity: Official Symbolic Expression of Mongolian Identity in the National "Ikh Naadam" Festival

4:50 Katherine R. Metzo (Indiana U) Reviving the Past and Protecting the Future: Religion, Environment, and Politics in Buryatia

5:10 Discussion

5:30-7:00 executive board dinner meeting

7:30-9:30 welcoming reception

Friday Morning, April 3

8:30-10:15 Issues of Race, Class, and Power. (CSAS Volunteered Papers). Chair: TBA

8:50 Karaleah Reichart (Northwestern U) Gender, Politics, and Industrial Conflict in Southern West Virginia Coal Company Towns

9:10 Matt T. Salo (US Census Bureau) A Comparison of Shelter Seeking Behaviors of American Urban Nomads

9:30 Frances Kostarelos (Governors State U) Christian Heritage Training Center

9:50 Discussion

8:30-10:15 A Glimpse of Current Trends in Politics and Culture in the Former Soviet Union and Yugoslavia.. (CSAS Organized Session) Organizer and Chair: Michael G. Davis (Truman State U)

8:50 Marko Zivkovic (U Chicago) Why Vote for Milosevic?: Bewilderment, Tactics of Survival and the Non-synoptic View

9:10 Yelena Belyaeva-Standen (St Louis U) Language and Culture Interface: Russian-American Talk

9:30 James R. McLeod (Ohio State U) Civic Culture in Russia and America: Deconstructing Presidential Rituals and Rhetoric

9:50 John Ishiyama (Truman State U) Discussant

10:10 Discussion

8:30-10:15 The contributions of Spatial, Lithic, Ecological and Taphonomic Analysis to Paleoindian and European Archaeology. (CSAS Volunteered Papers) Chair: P. Nick Kardulias (C Wooster)

8:30 Brent A. Buenger (U Kansas) Appendicular Skeletal Disarticulation Patterns from the Hudson-Meng Site

9:10 Georges Pearson (U Kansas) The Small Big Picture: Improving the Resolution of Prehistoric Activity Areas Through Combined Microdebitage Analysis and Fine Grain Recovery Techniques

9:30 Benjamin Bell (Beloit C) Subsitence and Lithic Change from Beringia to the American Steppe

9:50 Jeannette Blackmar (U Kansas) Paleoindian Land Use Patterns on the Southern Plains

10:10 Discussion

8:50-10:15 Ritual, Missionizing, Politics, and Identity: Religion and Symbol in Asia and Oceania - Part 1 (ARS Volunteered Papers) Chair: Morton Klass (Barnard C).

9:10 Buichiro Watanabe (SUNY at Stony Brook) Pilgrimage in Shingon Buddhism: The Veneration of Kobo Daishi Kukai at Mt. Koya, Japan

9:30 Gang Chen (Ohio State U) Death Ritual and Changing Attitudes Toward Ancestors in a Chinese Village

9:50 Discussion

8:30-10:15 Teaching Workshop: Social Theory. Moderators: James F. Hopgood (Northern Kentucky U) and Robert Roy Reed (Ohio State U)

8:30-10:15 Teaching Workshop: Area Courses. Moderator: Claude Jacobs (U Michigan-Dearborn)

break

10:30-noon The History of the CSAS: An Open Forum Featuring Past Presidents of CSAS and Other Distinguished CSAS Elders (CSAS Presidential Session) Moderated by CSAS President James W. Dow (Oakland U).

10:30-noon Ecology and Environment in North and South America (CSAS Volunteered Papers). Chair: TBA.

10:50 Brian C. Campbell (Truman State U) Social Reconstruction and an Endangered Environment: The Effects of Colonization in Bolivia's Amazon

11:10 Michael C. Robbins (U Missouri-Columbia) and Justin M. Nolan (U Missouri-Columbia) Cultural Conservation of Folk Medicinal Plant Use in the Ozarks

11:30 Lawrence A. Kuznar (Indiana-Purdue U at Fort Wayne) Navajo Responses to Drought

11:50 Discussion

10:30-noon Stereotype and Identity in Narrative and Discourse: Race, Racism, and Ethnicity (CSAS Volunteered Papers) Chair: TBA

10:50 Beverly E. Neal (Ohio State U) Indian Identity in Northeastern Oklahoma

11:10 Linda Hartranft (Ohio State U at Marion) "The American Obsession," Life History and Reflections on Race by Elderly White Women

11:30 Gail P. Myers (Ohio State U) The Promised Land: Emerging Themes from an Interview with Mrs. Helen Gilmore

11:50 Discussion

10:30-noon Ritual, Missionizing, Politics, and Identity: Religion and Symbol in Asia and Oceania - Part 2 (ARS Volunteered Papers) Chair: Morton Klass (Barnard C).

10:50 Richard B. Stamps (Oakland U) After 40 Years, The Impact of Mormon Missionary Work in Taiwan

11:10 Hirokazu Miyazaki (Northwestern U) Rabuka's Faith: The Politics of Meaning and Its Limits in Fijian Christianity

11:30 Discussion

10:30-12:30 Out of Bounds, Out of Mind: Geographies of Partition in Balkan Nationalism and Ethnography. (CSAS Organized Session) Organizer: Nathan H. Mauk (U Chicago) Chair: Marco Zivcovic (U Chicago)

10:50 Risha Foulkes (U Chicago) The Masculinization of Female Identity: Uses and Abuses of Bosnian Victimhood

11:10 Steven Mandrapa (U Chicago) Musical Ideologies: Music's Constitutive Role in the (Re)-Production of Identity and Nationalism in the Former Yugoslavia

11:30 Ruth Craig (U Chicago) Integrity and Submission: A Look at Balkan Women in Anthropology

11:50 Discussant: Marko Zivkovic (U Chicago)

12:10 Discussant: Eric Gordy (Clark U)

noon-1:30 Teaching Workshop: Anthropology of Religion. Moderator: Robert Roy Reed (Ohio State U)

Friday Afternoon, April 3

1:20-3:15 Native American Repatriation. - Part 1 (CSAS/ARS Organized Session) Organizer and Chair: Terry Straus (U Chicago)

1:30 Morris Fred (Spertus Museum of Judaica/U Chicago) Identity, Interaction, and NAGPRA

1:50 Christina Hill (U Chicago) Wounded Knee, The Field Museum, and NAGPRA

2:10 John Arden (U Chicago) Property: Cultural, Intellectual, Individual

2:30 Natalia Wilson (U Chicago) What Universities Don't Know About NAGPRA

2:50 Rubie Sootkis (Dull Knife Memorial Foundation) and Terry Straus (U Chicago) Family, Tribe and Repatriation

1:30-3:15 Popular Culture and Identity: Music, Dance, Dress, and Skate Rinks. (CSAS Volunteered Papers) Chair: TBA

1:50 James Stanlaw (Illinois State U) What's the Color of Japanese Bluegrass? Response and Creativity in a "Borrowed" Musical Genre

2:10 Angela C. Shand (U Wisconsin-Milwaukee) Gendering the Authentic in Greek Dance and Dress

2:30 Larry Ross (U Missouri-Columbia) and Michael C. Robbins (U Missouri-Columbia) Jazz Musicians, Mortality, and American Culture

2:50 Gregg R. Lind (Grinnell C) Naked on Four Wheels: Heterosexual Role Learning and Expression in the Context of the Roller Rink

2:10 Discussion

1:30-3:15 Garden City, Kansas: A Decade of Research on Changing Ethnic Relations - Part 1 (CSAS Organized Session) Organizers: Jennifer Shaw (U Kansas) and Karla Kral (U Kansas). Chair: Karla Kral (U Kansas)

1:50 Mary Regan (Finney County Historical Society) Immigration in Garden City, Kansas: A Historical Perspective

2:10 Ken C. Erickson (University of Missouri-Kansas City) "I Just Put My Boyfriend in the Trunk": Doing Gender in Packinghouse Towns

2:30 Penney Schwab (United Methodist Mexican American Ministries) Research and Health/Social Service Delivery Systems in Garden City, Kansas

2:50 Discussion

1:30-3:15 The Anthropology of Reproduction (CSAS Organized Session) Organizer and Chair: F. Allan Hanson (U Kansas)

1:50 Betty E. Cook (U Kansas) The Problematic Person: A Comparative Discussion of the Person in Conception, Gestation, Birth and Abortion in Africa and America

2:10 F. Allan Hanson (U Kansas) Will We Design Genetic Super-Babies?

2:30 Julie A. Smith (U Kansas) The Social Impact of Neonatal Technologies

2:50 Jennifer L. Hunter (U Kansas) Considerations of Parental Investment and Sentiment

1:30-3:15 Theoretical and Analytical Issues in the Study of Religion - Part 1. (ARS Volunteered Papers) Chair: Benson Saler (Brandeis U)

1:50 David Clark Knowlton (Rio Negro LC) Durkheim's Collective Representations and the Problem of Religion: A View from Discourse Analysis

2:10 James R. McLeod (Ohio State U) Civil Religion and Rhetorical Rituals: The Rites of Persuasion

2:30 Charles D. Laughlin (Carleton U) Art and Spirit: Brain, The Navajo Concept of Hozho and Kandinsky's "Inner Necessity"

2:50 Discussion

1:30-3:15 Teaching Workshop: Introduction to Archaeology. Moderator: Julian Dale Maxey (Ohio U-Chillicothe and Southern Campus)

break

3:30-5 Garden City, Kansas: A Decade of Research on Changing Ethnic Relations - Part 2 (CSAS Organized Session) Organizers: Jennifer Shaw (U Kansas) and Karla Kral (U Kansas). Chair: Karla Kral (U Kansas)

3:50 Karla Kral (U Kansas) Latino-Immigrant Housing in Garden City, Kansas: Current Findings and New Directions for Research

4:10 Mark A. Grey (U Northern Iowa) A Hard Act to Follow: The Garden City Changing Relations Project and the Anthropology of the Rural Midwest

4:30 Donald D. Stull (U Kansas) Discussant

4:40 Discussion

3:30-5 Theoretical and Analytical Issues in the Study of Religion - Part 2. (ARS Volunteered Papers) Chair: Benson Saler (Brandeis U)

3:50 Van A. Reidhead (U Missouri-St Lous) Monasticism and Anthropology: A Case for Convergent Method and Theory

4:10 Michael Winkelman (Arizona State U) Cross-Cultural Ecological and Socio-Political Predictors of Human Sacrifice

4:30 Clyde A. Winters (Uthman dan Fodio I) The Olmec Religion

4:50 Discussion

3:30-5 Race, Ethnicity, and Native Rights (CSAS Volunteered Papers) Chair: TBA.

3:50 Julian Dale Maxey (Ohio U-Chillicothe and Southern Campus) Is It In The Genes, Or Is It In The Culture? Aboriginal Australian Identity Issues and Social Race

4:10 Mindy J. Morgan (Indiana U) Lessons In and From the Field: Teaching Anthropology at Tribal Colleges

4:30 Joseph M. O'Neal (St Edward's U) The Draft Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: Some Implications for Anthropology

4:50 Discussion

3:30-5:15 Learning and Using Language in Social Settings (CSAS Volunteered Papers) Chair: TBA

3:50 Catherine S. Farris (U Northern Iowa) Rethinking Language, Gender, and Power: Chinese Preshool Girls in Taiwan Discursively Construct Assertive Subjectivities

4:10 Ivonne Heinze (U Kansas) Two Cultures in Contact: Code-switching in the Spanish-English Speaking Community of East Los Angeles

4:30 Laura Bathurst (U California-Berkeley What Are You Talking About?!: Responses to Jargon Among First-Year Anthropology Graduate Students

4:50 Margaret L. Buckner (Southwest Missouri State U) The Mind's Eye or the Eye's Mind? Exploring Concrete and Abstract Referents of Body Part Terms in Zande (Central African Republic)

5:10 Discussion

3:30-5:30 Native American Repatriation.- Part 2 (CSAS/ARS Organized Session) Organizer and Chair: Terry Straus (U Chicago)

3:50 Jay Williams (U Chicago) Military Service, Native Americans and NAGPRA

4:10 Alex Page (U Chicago) NAGPRA and the International Context

4:30 Rob McLaughlin (U Chicago) Legal Pluralism Under the Native AmericanGraves Protection and Repatriation Act: Tools of Interpretation, Points of Conflict

4:50 Discussant: Anne McMullin (Milwaukee Public Museum)

5:10 Discussant: Ray Fogelson (U Chicago)

3:30-5 Teaching Workshop: Using Ethnographies in Introductory Courses. Moderator: Alice Kehoe (Marquette U)

6-10 Jazz Pub Crawl: Meet in the lobby at 5:45.

Saturday Morning, April 4

8:30-10:15 The (Mis)uses of Stereotype: Race, Ethnicity, and Ideology (CSAS Volunteered Papers) Chair: Terry Straus (U Chicago).

8:50 Maximilian C. Forte (U Adelaide) Of Blood, Names and Colonial Ancestors: The Race of Indigeneity in the Caribbean

9:10 Jennifer L. Folsom (Truman State U) Inhuman Plunderers, Beautiful Mysterious Strangers, and Dirty Heathens: The Gypsies of Europe and Indians of North America

9:30 Helen S. Johnson (U Wisconsin-Stevens Point) Cajun Swamp Tours: Don't Fall Out of the Boat, Something Might Eat You

9:50 Discussion

8:30-10:15 A Glance at Recent Research in the Anthropology of the Martial Arts - Part 1 (CSAS Organized Session) Organizer and Chair: Michael G. Davis (Truman U)

8:50 Ronald L. Holt (Weber State U) The Daoist Origins of Ninjutsu

9:10 Wayne Van Horne (Kennesaw State U) Cultural Models in Martial Arts Training: Sequential Learning in Shorinji-Ryu Kata

9:30 Deborah Klens-Bigman (Independent Scholar) How is Martial Arts a Performing Art?

9:50 Richard J. Schmidt (U Nebraska) and Charles J. Ansorge (U Nebraska) The Factor Structure of the Image of Karate by Karate Practitioners and Non-Karate University Students in the United States

9:10 Discussion

8:30-10:15 Testing/Teasing/Transcending Boundaries: Thriving, Hoarding, and Trickster - Part 1 (CSAS Organized Session) Organizers: Myrdene Anderson (Purdue U) and Phyllis Passariello (Centre C). Chair: Myrdene Anderson (Purdue U)

8:50 Nina Corazzo, Cheryl Frey, Lanette Mullins, Kimberly Powell, Sabrina Richards, Amber Wietbrock (Valparaiso U) Hoarding and Display: Valparaiso University Dorm Rooms as Site of the Inscription of Visual Culture and Beyond - part 1

9:10 Nina Corazzo, Cheryl Frey, Lanette Mullins, Kimberly Powell, Sabrina Richards, Amber Wietbrock (Valparaiso U) Hoarding and Display: Valparaiso University Dorm Rooms as Site of the Inscription of Visual Culture and Beyond - Part 2

9:30 Linda Rogers (Kent State U) A Room of My Own

9:50 Discussion

8:30-10:15 Current Research in Biological Anthropology. (CSAS Organized Session) Organizer and Chair: Peer H. Moore-Jansen (Wichita State U)

8:50 Dirk Lobenbruck (Wichita State U) Neanderthal and Human Speech: A Continuing debate

9:10 Angela Benefiel (Wichita State U) and Peer H. Moore-Jansen (Wichita State U) Biological Profile Reconstruction: A Case Study in Forensic Anthropology

9:30 Cindy Ball (Wichita State U) and Nathan K. Harper (Wichita State U) Acromegaly in Recent and Prehistoric Skeletal Specimens: A Case Study

9:50 Discussion

8:30-10:15 Teaching Workshop: Art and Expressive Culture. Moderator: Kathleen Adams (Loyola U Chicago)

8:30-10:45 Transformations of Religious Subjects and Objects in the Global Contexts of Christianity. (ARS Organized Session) Organizers: Eric W. Kramer (U Chicago) and Katherine L. Wiegele (U Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Chair: Eric W. Kramer (U Chicago)

8:50 Daniel Noveck (U Chicago) Anthropology, Christian Evangelization, and the Post-Modern Moment

9:10 Jennifer Philpot (U Chicago) In God We Trust: The Changing Significance of State-Sponsored Evangelization in Guatemala, 1873-1983

9:30 Eric W. Kramer (U Chicago) Faith in the Material: Objects and Religious Subjects in a Brazilian Pentecostal Church

9:50 Katherine L. Wiegele (U Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Transforming Catholicism in the Philippines: Mass Media, Religious Experience, and Identity

10:10 Discussant: Mahir Saul (U Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)

10:30 Discussion

10:15 break (note that ARS will break at 10:45 instead)

10:30-noon Towards an Ethnography of Museums.(CSAS Organized Session) Organizer and Chair: Tamara Hamlish (Beloit C)

10:50 Nicole Forster (Beloit C) Representations on a Computer Screen: Museums and the Internet

11:10 Brian Balick (Beloit C) National Parks as National Museums: Museum Ethnography in Denali National Park

11:30 Raina L. Croff (Beloit C) Space, Culture and Context: the 'Other' Way of Seeing Ourselves

11:50 Justin Hellickson (Beloit C) The Tale of the Mwai Mask

10:30-12:15 A Glance at Recent Research in the Anthropology of the Martial Arts - Part 2 (CSAS Organized Session) Organizer and Chair: Michael G. Davis (Truman State U)

10:50 H. Richard Friman (Marquette U) The Art of Regulation: Martial Arts as Threats to Social Order

11:10 Discussant: Michael A. DeMarco (Via Media Publishing)

11:30 Discussant: John J. Donohue (Medaille C)

11:50 Discussant: Cameron Hurst (U Pennsylvania)

10:30-noon Testing/Teasing/Transcending Boundaries: Thriving, Hoarding, and Trickster - Part 2 (CSAS Organized Session) Organizers: Myrdene Anderson (Purdue U) and Phyllis Passariello (Centre C). Chair: Myrdene Anderson (Purdue U).

10:50 Lish Gardner (Centre C) Subsidized Underculture

11:10 C. W. Spinks (Trinity U) The Road of Excess Leads to the Palace of Wisdom or, Boundaries, Dreamwalking, Re-Creation, and Trickster

11:30 Maria-Lydia Spinelli (DePaul U) When Trickster Becomes the Rule: Hegemony, Disney Imagineering, and Owning the Grounds for Action

11:50 Discussion

10:30-noon Teaching workshop: Language and Culture. Moderator: James Hamill (Miami U)

10:30-12:30 Archaeology East and West: Recent Research in the Circum-Mediterranean Region and North America. (CSAS Organized Session) Organizer and Chair P. Nick Kardulias (C Wooster)

10:50 P. Nick Kardulias (C Wooster) The 1997 Season of the Korinthia Regional Research Consortium, Greece

11:10 John Oswald (C Wooster) Assimilation and Religious Syncretism: Aspects of Functionality of the Rural Archaic Sanctuary at Athienou-Malloura, Cyprus

11:30 Sarah Harris (C Wooster) The Tophet

11:50 Steven Brandes (C Wooster) A Study of Lithic Projectile Points Recovered from a Prehistoric Site in Northern Ohio

12:10 Anna Roth (C Wooster) Bural of Circumstance, Burial of Intent: Empiricism and Hermeneutics in a Study of Mortuary Monuments at the Wooster Cemetery

11-noon ARS Business Meeting

noon-1:30 Teaching Workshop: Ethnographic Methods for Undergraduates: Moderator: MaryCarol Hopkins (Northern Kentucky U)

noon-1:30 Organizational Meeting - Student Chapter of CSAS. Moderator: Martin Ottenheimer (Kansas State U)

Saturday afternoon

1:30-3:15 The Native Gaze: Anthropology in Northeastern Kansas (CSAS Organized Session) Organizer and Chair: Jane W. Gibson (U Kansas)

1:50 Roberta Sonnino (U Kansas) Marketing Community Identity: Tourism Development in Lawrence, KS

2:10 Lizette Peter (U Kansas) Oriental Flavor: Asian Immigrants Doing Business in Lawrence, KS

2:30 Soren C. Larsen (U Kansas) The Art of Representation: Constructions of Nature and Identity in the Development of a Kansas State Park

2:50 Dorothy Collins (U Kansas) A Comparison of Home Schooling With Public Schooling

1:30-3:15 Testing/Teasing/Transcending Boundaries: Thriving, Hoarding, and Trickster - Part 3 (CSAS Organized Session) Organizers: Myrdene Anderson (Purdue U) and Phyllis Passariello (Centre C). Chair: Myrdene Anderson (Purdue U)

1:50 Erik Dahl (Centre C) Listening to St. John's Wort

2:10 Jason Berkowitz (Centre C) Message in the Massage

2:30 David McCurdy (Macalester C) Motorcycling for Middle Americans: Community and Recognition in an Impersonal World

2:50 Amon Easley (Centre C) Harley Davidson-Sturgis Rally-Evidences of "Indianness"

1:30-3:15 Experimental Archaeology - Part 1 (CSAS Organized Session) Organizer and Chair: Kathryn Kamp (Grinnell C)

1:50 Sarah R. Koeman and Rachel M. Taylor (Grinnell C) An Investigation of Petroglyph Production

2:10 Meredith Good and Misty J. Huacuja (Grinnell C) Temper Versus Tuff: A Material Sciences Approach to Ceramic Analysis

2:30 Nicole Timmerman (Grinnell C) Fingerprint Ridge-Widths as a Way of Determining Age: The Role of Pre-historic Children

2:50 Rebecca Crump and Andrea Evans (Grinnell C) Replication of Bone Flutes and Whistles

1:30-3:15 Religion and Coping: Event, Performance, Negotiation, and Community - Part 1 (ARS Volunteered Papers) Chair: Stephen Glazier (U Nebraska-Kearney)

1:50 Peter W. Giles (U East London/St. Andrews U) Affliction as a Strategy: Vodou Crisis

2:10 Susan Sered (Bar-Ilan U) Talking About Mikveh (Jewish Ritual Bath) Parties, or, Discourses of Status, Hierarchy, and Social Control

2:30 Peter N. Hoeman (SUNY Buffalo) Dark Aspects of the Goddess: Deity and Emotion Among Neopagan Women

2:50 Discussion

1:30-4 Martial Arts Demonstrations (CSAS Open Forum) Moderator: Michael G. Davis (Truman State U)

1:30-3:15 Teaching Workshop: Kinship and Social Organization. Moderator: Martin Ottenheimer (Kansas State U)

break

3:30-4:30 Re/Reading Voices, Re/Tracing Steps, Re/Interpreting Theoretical Perspectives: Benedict, Radin, Levi-Strauss (CSAS Volunteered Papers) Chair: James F. Hopgood (Northern Kentucky U)

3:50 Grant P. Arndt (U Chicago) Autobiography, Conversion, and Cultural Consciousness: The Influence of the Peyote Religion on Paul Radin's Portrait of Winnebago Culture

4:10 Harald E. L. Prins (Kansas State U) Sympathetic Reflections on "Tristes Tropiques": With/out Levi Strauss Back to the Bororo and Nambikwara of Southern Brazil

3:30-4:30 Testing/Teasing/Transcending Boundaries: Thriving, Hoarding, and Trickster - Part 4 (CSAS Organized Session) Organizers: Myrdene Anderson (Purdue U) and Phyllis Passariello (Centre C). Chair: Myrdene Anderson (Purdue U).

3:30 Discussants: Thomas H.Johnson (U Wisconsin-Stevens Point), Robert H. McKinley (Michigan State U), Cara Richards (Transylvania U), Christopher Turner (Purdue U), Charles Pace (Purdue U) 3:30-4:30 Experimental Archaeology - Part 2 (CSAS Organized Session) Organizer and Chair: Kathryn Kamp (Grinnell C)

3:50 Andrea Long and Denny Scheimberg (Grinnell C) Analysis of Food Residues in Pots

4:10 Kathryn Kamp (Grinnell C) Hands on Research as a Teaching Technique

3:30- 4:15 Teaching Workshop: Culture Change. Moderator: Richard Feinberg (Kent State U)

3:30-5:20 Religion and Coping: Event, Performance, Negotiation, and Community - Part 2 (ARS Volunteered Papers) Chair: Stephen Glazier (U Nebraska-Kearney)

3:50 Todd Sanders (London School of Economics) Witches, Riches, and Modernization Glitches: Witchcraft and Wealth in North-Central Tanzania

4:10 Anne C. Woodrick (U Northern Iowa), Jill E. Hartleip (U Northern Iowa) and Cara Ireland (U Northern Iowa) Religion and Community among Recent Latina Immigrants in Iowa

4:30 Kathryn Poethig (San Jose State U) Transnational 'Kingdom Workers': Mixing Up Christ's Body in Phnom Penh

4:50 Discussion

4:30-6 CSAS business meeting

8-10 CSAS Distinguished Lecture: Jane H. Hill (U Arizona) Race, Racism, and the Unity of Anthropology

Sunday Morning, April 5

8:30-10:15 Cultures and Developments - Part 1 (CSAS Organized Session) Organizer and Chair: Dorothy K Billings (Wichita State U)

8:50 Susan C. Johnson (Wichita State U) Women and Development in Fiji

9:10 Susan C. Hascall (Kansas State Court of Appeals) Native American Sovereignty and Sustainable Development

9:30 Evelyn Payne Hatcher (U Minnesota/St Cloud State U) The Post-Primitive Anthropology of Art

9:50 Deema DeSilva (Wichita State U) Intercultural Communication Power and Its Role in International Business

8:30-10:15 Raiding Patterns in Indo-European Societies: Beginnings to Migration Period - Part 1 (CSAS Organized Session) Organizer and Chair: George P. Kincaid, III (U Missouri-Columbia)

8:50 Steven Agnew (Independent Scholar) Palaiokastro: A Mycenaean Citadel on an Inland Trade Route

9:10 Ralph M. Rowlett (U Missouri-Columbia) Celtic Raiding in the Iron Age

9:30 Jennifer E. Souers (U Missouri-Columbia) Pictish Raiding Patterns Along the Roman Frontier

9:50 Discussion

8:30-10:15 Contributions to the Study of Islam in the Modern World. (ARS Volunteered Papers) Chair: TBA.

8:50 Beth Anne Buggenhagen (U Chicago) Body into Soul, Soul into Sprit: Spritual Entrepreneurship in Da'ira Touba Chicago

9:10 Maximilian C. Forte (U Adelaide) From Politics to Theology to Social Transformation: Trinidad's Jama'at al Muslimeen and Time-Space

9:30 John A. Napora (Lafayette C) Blessing and Power in Northern Morocco

9:50 Discussion

8:30-10:30 Theory and Practice in Medical Anthropology (CSAS Organized Session) Organizers: Elaine Drew (U Kansas) and John Janzen (U Kansas). Chair: Elaine Drew (U Kansas)

8:50 Sue Schuessler (U Kansas) MaSiziba: A Case Study of Strong Congruence Between Practice and Theory

9:10 Elaine Drew (U Kansas) Theories and Practice of Acupuncture

9:30 Jennifer L. Hunter (U Kansas) Theory and Practice: Bereavement as a Rite of Passage

9:50 Alex Choby (U Kansas) Disarming Traumatic Memory: A Practical Theoretical Application

10:10 Discussant: John Janzen (U Kansas)

break (but note that Medical Anthropology session will break at 10:30 instead)

10:30-noon Cultures and Developments - Part 2 (CSAS Organized Session) Organizer and Chair: Dorothy K. Billings

10:50 Susan L. Allen (Kansas State U) Applying Anthropology Through the Media

11:10 Discussion

10:30-noon Raiding Patterns in Indo-European Societies: Beginnings to Migration Period - Part 2 (CSAS Organized Session) Organizer and Chair: George P. Kincaid, III (U Missouri-Columbia)

10:50 George P. Kincaid, III (U Missouri-Columbia) Germanic Piracy on the Rhine in the Roman Iron Ace as a Case Study of General Raiding Patterns

11:10 Discussant: Lawrence H. Keeley (U Illinois at Chicago)

11:30 Discussion

10:20-noon Art and Artifacts (CSAS Organized Session) Organizer and Chair: Judith Calleja (Central Michigan U)

10:20 Judith Calleja (Central Michigan U) Introduction: The Uses of Prehistory in Contemporary Artistic Expression: A Brief Overview

10:50 John Felix (Independent Scholar) The Making of Sojournus-Antiquitus: A Multi-Disciplinary Union of Anthropology and the Arts

11:10 Carole DeFord (Cranbrook Institute of Science) Art and Artifact

11:30 Discussion