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1989 Annual Report on the Academic Programs of the School of American Research: Ideas in Anthropology
No full text40 pagesIntroduction: New Ideas on the Nature of Humanity / Douglas W. Schwartz, President -- The Resident Scholar Fellowship Program: Michael Fobes Brown, Ronald Grimes, Grant D. Jones, Robert L. Kelly, Jerrold Levy, Bobby Wright -- The Advanced Seminar Program: Representing Anthropology chaired by Richard J. Fox, Expanding States and Indigenous Warfare chaired by Neil L. Whitehead and R. Brian Ferguson -- The Indian Arts Research Center: Galbraith Gift to the School's Collections, Native American Travel and Education Program -- The Publications Program: Early Prehistoric Agriculture in the American Southwest by W.H. Wills, Southwestern Indian Baskets by Andrew Hunter Whiteford, The Anasazi in a Changing Environment edited by George J. Gumerman -- The J.I. Staley Prize: The Evolution of Ethnic Markers by Robert Boyd and Peter J. Richerson -- 1988-89 Academic Advisors
1993 Annual Report of the School of American Research: Ideas in Anthropology
No full text40 pagesPresident's Message: SAR Advanced Seminars: The Twenty-fifth Year / Douglas W. Schwartz -- The Advanced Seminar Program: A look back at 25 years of SAR advanced seminars, with words and photographs of distinguished seminar participants. Seminars in this anniversary year tackle the topics of "The Archaic State" and "Place, Expression, and Experience" / Gordon R. Willey, George E. Marcus, Patricia L. Crown -- Advanced Seminars List 1968-1993 -- The Resident Scholar Fellowship Program: Resident scholars and their families enliven the year with studies ranging from Xavante dream performance to 20th-century cultural property laws. Intellectual activity continues in the School's summer season -- The Resident Scholars: Brenda Child, Rosemary Coombe, Laura Graham, Paul Stoller, David Stuart, Richard Waller -- The J.I. Staley Prize: Richard Price's Alabi's World recreates the complex life and times of an 18th-century Saramaka chief -- The Vice President of Operations: Duane Anderson brings scholarship and energy to a new position at SAR -- The Indian Arts Research Center: At the IARC, scholars probe the intangible realm of aesthetics and native artists contribute to a thriving creative community -- The Publications Program: A tradition of excellence in publishing continues under a new director, as the Advanced Seminar Series publishes its 39th volume -- Books by Jerrold E. Levy and Rick Dillingham -- The Membership Divsion: A week on the Green River, a weekend among the ancient Aztecs, and evening with Genghis Khan. -- Volunteers -- Administration and Finance -- General Summary of Financial Statement for the year ending June 30, 1992
1996 Annual Report of the School of American Research : Ideas in Anthropology
No full text34 pagesPresident's Message: Offering a Bounty of Learning / Douglas W. Schwartz, President and CEO -- Special Section The SAR Press: Publishing the Results of Anthropological Research for Scholarly and General Audiences -- Advanced Seminar Program: The Evolution of Behavioral Ontogeny; History in Person; Nursing Home Ethnography -- Resident Scholar Program: Confronting the Politics of Representation from Santa Clara Pueblo to Tibet -- Resident Scholars: Robert Alvarez, Francoise Dussart; Meg McLagan; Tessie Naranjo; Nicholas Spitzer; Alan Swedlund -- The Year in Review: Scholars, Staff, Friends, and Volunteers Foster the Success of Anthropology's Think Tank -- Membership Activities: Sharing the Excitement of Anthropological Discovery Through Traveling Seminars and Public Lectures -- Indian Arts Research Center: Contributing to an Enhanced Appreciation of Native American Art and Artists -- Administration and Finance: Board of Managers; Business and Foundation Contributors; Academic Advisors; Volunteers; Staff; Financial Statement -- Bequests and Gift
Still Life with Pizza
No full textEdition of 15, 2 AP, BAT, PRP, 2 TI, 3 TPSoft white Somerset satin and Thai Kozo(1) Blac