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1999 ANNUAL MEETING
Friday 22 October - Morning Sessions
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FROM MUSEUMS AND MONUMENTS TO CULTURAL CENTERS, TOURIST COMPLEXES, AND
WEBSITES: TWENTIETH-CENTURY PUBLIC REPRESENTATIONS OF INDIGENOUS CULTURES
AND HISTORIES - PART I
Organizer and Chair:
Pauline Turner Strong (University of Texas-Austin)
Sergei A. Kan (Dartmouth College) Historical Particularism and Evolutionism
at the St. Petersburg Museum of Anthropology
Marianne B. Kinkel (University of Texas at Austin) Circulating Race:
The Various Lives of Malvina Hoffman’s Races of Mankind Sculptures
Melissa Biggs Coupal (University of Texas at Austin) Open and Shut Cases:
The Indigenous Past and Present at the National Museum of Anthropology
in Mexico City
Michael Trujillo (University of Texas at Austin) Onates Foot and Contested
Histories in New Mexico
Jacqueline Peterson (Washington State University) “Whose Story
is This?”: Collaboration, Media, and Representation in the Sacred
Encounters Exhibition
Discussants:
Thomas Buckley (University of Massachusetts-Boston)
Rayna D. Green (Smithsonian Institution)
HISTORY, MEMORY, AND REPRESENTATION: INDIGENOUS
PEOPLE AND POLITICAL LEGITIMACY IN THE HIGHLANDS OF SOUTH AMERICA -
PART I
Organizers and Chairs:
Blenda Femenias (Brown University) and Maria Elena
Garcia (Brown University)
S. Elizabeth Penry (Fordham University) Community Formation and Identity
Projects in the Colonial Andes
Karen Spalding (University of Connecticut) Managing Ethnicity: The Manipulation
of Allegiance in Local Andean Society in the 18th Century
Carolyn Dean (University of California, Santa Cruz) Inka (In) Vestments
in Cuzco: Mid-Colonial Rewritings of the Pre-Hispanic Past
Karen Graubart (University of Massachusetts-Amherst) Imperial Representations:
Colonial Rewritings of the Pre-Hispanic History of Peru
INDIAN-BLACK RELATIONS
AND RACE, RELIGION, AND IDEOLOGY IN AMERICA 1780-1880
Organizer:
William Hart (Middlebury College)
Chair:
Jean M. O’Brien (University of Minnesota)
William Hart (Middlebury College) John Stewart, the "Hesent See" ("Black")
Apostle of the Wyandots: Race, Religion, and Ideology in Early 19th Century
America
Anthony Marsh (Princeton University) Black-Indian Religious Encounters:
John Marrant Among the Cherokee
Joanne Melish (University of Kentucky) Real Indians: The Racial Reconfiguration
of the Narragansetts in the 19th Century
Discussant:
Ruth W. Herndon (University of Toledo)
APPLYING TODAY’S STANDARD TO THE
PAST: DEER ISLAND, BOSTON HARBOR -
A PANEL
Organizer:
Jean S. Forward (University of Massachusetts, Amherst)
Panelists:
Jean S. Forward (University of Massachusetts, Amherst)
Sammy Sapiel (Penobscot Nation)
Gary McCann
Darryl Stonefish (Moravian Town Band Office)
Discussants:
Jean S. Forward (University of Massachusetts, Amherst)
Neal Salisbury (Smith College)
REPRESENTATIONS
Chair:
To be announced
Paul Picha (State Historical Society of North Dakota) George Catlin Among
the Mandans, 1832: Chronicles in Visual Representations and Written Text
Jane Haladay (University of Arizona) Double Vision: Native American Writers
Represent White Imaging of Indianness
Hartman Lomawaima (Arizona State Museum) Hopi Views of Edward S. Curtis'
Photography: Then and Now
Arthur Smith (Royal Ontario Museum) Metamorphosis of a Missionary Collector
Marley Brown (College of William and Mary) From Savage to Savage: The
Fate of Virginia's Native Peoples at Colonial Williamsburg
Sean Daley (University of Connecticut) Hey Chief, Do you Mind if I Borrow
This?: The Commercialization of the American Indian
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