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English 311: Writing Ethnography Spring 2001, Wednesdays, 4:30-7:10 Dr. Jim Henry , Robinson A 425 (jhenry@gmu.edu; 993-2762) Office Hours: Wednesdays, 3-4; Thursdays, 6-7; and by appointment) Course Description This course figures in two concentrations: folklore, mythology, and literature; and nonfiction writing. It entails the close study of a local culture through fieldwork, which requires many hours at the siteobserving, talking with culture members, taking notes, interviewing, and perhaps participating in the culture's activities. The objective of this work is to produce a written account of how the people of this culture generate and interpret social behavior, and how they use language to make and share meaning. We will study fieldwork methodology that will help you produce this written account. Ethnography has a long tradition in both cultural anthropology and sociology, and you may want to take courses in either of these fields to gain historical perspective. We will try to develop some of this perspective in 311 through readings and discussions, but our primary emphasis as an English course will be on writing, the "graphic" endeavor that lives a Janus existence with its other face, "ethno." For at least the past two decades, ethnographers have been asking themselves vital questions about graphic representations of people: Who represents whom, to what audience and to what end? What form will narration take to achieve this representation? What positions does the author take in so doing? Its primary material lying in other people's lives, ethnography offers a valuable genre for writers wishing to hone their expertise in description, dialogue, and empirically grounded representations of social realities.

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Social Studies Links Educational links for social studies over 800 links in 20 different categories. http://www.killeenroos.com/links.htm Africa - ancient to present day including many cultural aspects over 50 links (see also Unit 6 - Global Perspectives) American History - early colonial, civil war, reconstruction, world wars to present day many cultural reference over 250 links American Indians - covers many tribes and eras over 100 links Ancient Civilizations- Fertile Crescent, Egypt, Greece , Rome, Kiev, China, India, Mayans, Aztec, as well as concepts for civilization well over 350 links - over 15 links - 15 links to art in different ages, eras and places China, Japan, India, Korea and more covers time, place, events, cultural references such as clothing, samuri, over 125 links (see also Unit 6 - Global Perspectives) Block scheduling issues - articles and data on successes and failures of the block system over 40 links past and present history, cultural references, NATO and US involvement, current events, ethnic cleansing over 50 links

17. Online Educator November 1998 a delightful place for science, sociology, anthropology and history Meyer, commanderof the 12th ss Panzer Division so they can surf the Web for homework help. http://www.gse.harvard.edu/~library/onedu-1198.htm

The OnlineEducator............ November 1998 ............(V5.N11) Part I You are reading the e-mail version of The OnlineEducator, a journal dedicated to making the Internet an accessible, useful classroom tool. The Publications, Inc. Send your comments, questions, news submissions and requests to reproduce any articles to: netsmart@dallas.net. Subscription information is at the end of this file. In this issue: *** 10 WAYS TO RECOGNIZE THANKSGIVING *** AN ULTIMATE ONLINE FIELD TRIP: THE LIVING AFRICA *** STUDENT CONNECTIONS: THE NEW YORK TIMES FOR KIDS *** LITTLE KIDS FEATURE: JOIN THE FBIA (FEDERAL BUG INTELLIGENCE AGENCY) *** NEWSPAPERS IN EDUCATION LESSON PLANS ** PICKING A COLLEGE: THINKING NOW ABOUT NEXT FALL ** INTERACTIVE HELP FOR STUDENTS WHOSE SECOND LANGUAGE IS ENGLISH ** PRIVATE RYAN WOULD SURF HERE: USING THE WEB TO UNDERSTAND D-DAY *** Ednet News: Online Newsbytes Affecting Your Computer Curriculum *** OnlineBasics: WHAT DID YOU DO IN SCHOOL TODAY?: HOW PARENTS CAN GET ONLINE ANSWERS TO THAT AGE-OLD QUESTION AN ONLINE THANKSGIVING Don't miss these web sites as your students study the Thanksgiving holiday this year: PLIMOUTH-ON-WEB (http://www.plimoth.org/thanksgi.htm)

18. International Institute Of Archaeology Anthropology International Institute of Archaeology and anthropology representatives addition toyour regular homework assignments H/ss Standards, Grade 6 Students describe http://score.rims.k12.ca.us/activity/archaeology/

View Teacher notes Image from "Petroglyphs & Rock paintings" International Institute of Archaeology Anthropology Early Human Culture Are you aware of the recent discoveries about ancient humans? Through DNA research, scientists are suggesting that even though Neanderthal and modern man lived at the a time, they did not intermingle. As a result of recent discoveries in Zaire, scientists are suggesting humans in Africa were inventing sophisticated tools before humans in Europe, as was previously believed. Anthropologists have discussed the development of humankind for many years. Information on early humans can only come from discovery of artifacts and fossils. The artifacts are analyzed and anthropologists make educated guesses as to what the items were used for. Experts may have different viewpoints and come to different conclusions about early cultures. As new artifacts are discovered, the same experts continually adjust their ideas and change their theories about what they think happened thousands of years ago. Were early humans uncivilized brutish creatures or intelligent caring individuals developing their cultures? What evidence can you find using the cultural universals as a reference? Did any of the species invent and use technology? Many examples of art have been found. What was the purpose of this art to the culture?

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