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[Notes] Diversity Weekend Panel
Ricardo Levins Morales Arrr! Arrrrr! Arrurrurru! Just wanted to wake you up. Diversopoids come out of their hibernation, and when it’s over the monopoids come back. Organizing is like seeds – best seeds not in poor soil. I want to look at the concept of communities in contrast to movements. Black panther movement. Lords of…
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Assignment 5: Domain Analysis
Semantic relationship: strict inclusion Form: X is a kind of Y Cover term: occassion Included terms: funeral birthday payback thank you sympathy hospital stuff Semantic relationship: sequence Form: X is a step in Y Cover term: opening procedures Included terms: open the back door unset the alarm put the cat down turn the lights on…
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Assignment 4: Overhead transparency of first interview transcript
diversity weekend committee does, is doing diversity weekend. So how do you go about doing it?… Or planning or… J: well.. every committee has its own structure but what tends to happen is, committees.. I mean subcommittees. Subcommittees. (uhuh) subcommittees meet outside of, together two or three people, sometimes more, sometimes lesss, there’s actually three…
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Outline: Health insurance policy and the immigrant U.S. latino working class
Wednesday, October 06, 2004 Medical Anthro Paper Outline October 6, 2004 Yongho Kim Medical Anthropology 239 Paper Outline: Health insurance policy and the immigrant U.S. latino working class During my summer volunteer work at Centro de Derechos Laborales [Workers’ Rights Center], a community program at Minneapolis focused in self-education, organization and mobilization for immigrant latinos’…
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Tape label descriptions
03/29/04 Forum on Hispanic Studies, Latin American Studies and Latino Studies Forum on HS LAS LS – transcribed Spring 2004 – Ethnographic Interviewing with Diana Shandy “Ethnographic Interviewing #2” (both sides) – transcribed and on file “Interview 3” 03/04/04 – transcribed and on file “Intervie 5” 03/15/04 – transcribed and on file “Interview 6” 03/17/04…
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Field notes 09/27
Store had a plastic door (I think they changed it this week?) on the entrance. entered the design area and waited for Sarah to finish, which took about 30 extra minutes. it seemed like she was did not have control over time and work schedule, unless she was doing the work because it needed to…
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Protected: MNFR summary on september part one
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Identity groups need to talk more about themselves
Quietly and Mostly to Myself macalester.edu/weekly/120701mock/quietly.html Yup. We win.
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[Elizabeth Hutchinson] Franz Boas
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Interview 1 – September 27
Interview 1 September 27 (Monday), 2004 Site visit 1:00-1:30pm, Interview 1:30-2:15pm Interview was done during Sarah’s lunch hour break in a nearby restaurant. While waiting for her to get off her work, I took a look around the design room and took mental notes which I later write about. Y: Can you, can you tell…
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[scrap] For this GOP member, usual labels won't fit; Dennis Sanders is used to shattering stereotypes as a gay, black Republican
But it would be dangerous for the gay community as a whole to put all our eggs in one basket. To me, equal rights should not be a partisan issue.”
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Assignment 2: Project Proposal (second version)
Yongho Kim Assignment 2: Project Proposal (second version) September 24, 2004 Ethnographic Interviewing 1. My microculture is a flowershop. 2. The flowershop is located in Minnesota, in on a relatively major avenue. About 20 employees seem to work there. My informant, Sarah, is one of the managers (or so it seems) and I will be…
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[Daniela Ramírez Camacho] Emile Durkheim
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Assignment 3: Interview on the Diversity Weekend Committee
September 21, 2004 Yongho Kim Ethnographic Interviewing Assignment 3 Interview on the Diversity Weekend Committee I interviewed a friend, and she really wanted to talk about the Diversity Weekend committee. And although I realized that I knew the microculture too well (if it could be called one), and that it had a short life span…
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Assignment 2: Project Proposal
Yongho Kim Assignment 2: Project Proposal September 21, 2004 Ethnographic Interviewing
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[Yongho Kim] Marx and Engels
From: “Yongho Kim” Sent: Monday, September 20, 2004 2:04 PM Subject: Marx Notes September 20, 2004 Yongho Kim Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, Opposition of the Materialist and Idealist Outlook German Ideology is a work that unfolds from the context of the Hegelian/socialist debates in Germany. In it, Marx criticizes idealist reformists such as Max…
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[Anna Schwartz] Tylor and Morgan
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Field notes 9/26
Store had a plastic door (I think they changed it this week?) on the entrance. entered the design area and waited for Sarah to finish, which took about 30 extra minutes. it seemed like she was did not have control over time and work schedule, unless she was doing the work because it needed to…
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Beginning again, from refugee to Citizen
BEGINNING AGAIN: FROM REFUGEE TO CITIZEN Keynote Presentation by Professor Ahmed I. Samatar. “Somalis in America,” conference held at Macalester College, July 15-17, 2004. I. Introduction: II. Why People Decamp A.Push. B. Pull. C. Terms. III.Waves and Models IV.The Somali Moment A.Tacabir vs. Qaxootin: B.Issues: V.The Dialectic of Critical Adaptation A.English Language B.Racism C.Somali and…
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Faith and Social Justice
Yongho Kim March 11, 2004 Anthropology Internship: Faith and Social Justice Prof. Sonia Patten Finding Common Grounds: Religious Morality as a Catalyst for Economic Justice What Faith Groups Say About “The Right to Organize”, by the National Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice (NICWJ), brings together the strongest arguments made in alliance with the workers’ rights…