Bradd Shore Curriculum Vitae September, 2012 PERMANENT ADDRESS: Department Emory University Atlanta, Georgia 30322 (404) 727-4200

EDUCATION 1967 B.A. (English Literature, Summa Cum Laud). University of California, Berkeley. 1971 M.A. (Anthropology). Department of Anthropology, The . 1977 Ph.D. (Anthropology). Department of Anthropology, The University of Chicago.

THESES, DISSERTATIONS, ADVISORS B.A. Honors Thesis (Berkeley). The Winters Tale: Shakespeare's Pastoral Care. John Anson, Advisor. 1967.

M.A. Thesis (Chicago). Adoption, Alliance and Political Mobility in Samoa. David M. Schneider, Advisor. 1971.

Ph.D. Dissertation (Chicago). A Samoan Theory of Action: Social Control and Social Order in a Polynesian Paradox. Raymond Fogelson, Marshall D. Sahlins, David M. Schneider, Advisors. 1977.

MAJOR AREAS OF INTEREST IN ANTHROPOLOGY ; ; Theory; Myth, Ritual, Religion; Language and Culture; and Social Organization; Primitive Religion; Symbolic Processes; Samoa; Polynesia; Australian Aborigines, Anthropology and Literature; Psychological Anthropology; Culture and Technology; American Popular Culture. Ritual and Myth in American Family Life

AWARDS, HONORS, FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS 1963-4 Full Scholarship, Union College 1965-6 Alfred J. Sloan Scholarship, University of California, Berkeley 1966 Election to Senior Honor , University of California, Berkeley 1967 Election to Phi Beta Kappa, University of California, Berkeley 1970-1 Awarded Unendowed University Fellowship, University of Chicago, Department of Anthropology 2 1971-4 National Science Foundation Fellowship for Graduate Study 1972-4 National Science Foundation Dissertation Research Grant 1976 Grant for Research on Aging in Western Samoa, Center for Field Research 1981 National Endowment for the Humanities Grant for publication subsidy for book 1981 National Science Foundation Grant to support publication of book 1981 Mellon Foundation Faculty Development Grant (Sarah Lawrence College) to support reading project on relations between child-play and ritual 1987 Winner of the Emory Williams Distinguished Teaching Award, Emory University. 1988-9 Fellow, Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, Palo Alto. 1991 First Prize for feature article awarded by the Association of Association Publications for "Loading the Bases" The Sciences, April 1990. 1993 Nominated to be Editor-in-Chief of the American Anthropologist (declined nomination) 1997-8 Heinz Werner Lecturer, Heinz Werner Lectures, Clark University, Worcester, MA 1-2002 President, Society for Psychological Anthropology 1999 Officer Grant, Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, reading Project on American Families, $30,000 2000 Center Grant, Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Establishment of Emory Center for Myth and Ritual in American Life, $3.1 million (plus overhead). 2002- Goodrich C. White Professor of Anthropology, Emory University 1998-2003 Emory College Distinguished Teaching Chair in the Sciences and Social Sciences 2002 Nominated: President, American Anthropological Association 2004 Emory University Campus Life Award for Service: Friends in Faculty Award 2004 Center Grant, Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Continuation of Emory Center for Myth and Ritual in American Life, $3 million (plus overhead). 2007 Renewal Center Grant, Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Continuation of Emory Center for Myth and Ritual in American Life, $1.8 million

FIELDWORK EXPERIENCE June-September 1971: Fieldwork in Western Samoa under the supervision of Professor David M. Schneider, Department of Anthropology, University of Chicago. Supported by grants from National Science Foundation and the National Institute of Mental Health. Research Topics: Adoption practices in light of Western Samoan kinship categories; Incest prohibitions and brother-sister avoidance, both part of larger comparative studies within Oceania conducted by members of the Association for the of Oceania.. (see publications)

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September, 1972- August, 1974: Fieldwork undertaken in Western Samoa and in Auckland/Wellington, New Zealand as part of requirements leading to the degree of Ph.D., Department of Anthropology, The University of Chicago. This research was supervised by Professor Raymond Fogelson, Professor , and Professor David M. Schneider. Topics investigated were political and legal systems, conflict and social control, and Samoan ethics. Research sponsored by the National Science Foundation Fellowship and Research Grants. June, 1976: Field study in medical and cultural aspects of aging in Western Samoa sponsored by The Center for Field Research, Belmont, Massachusetts. July-August, 1978: Brief trip to Western Samoa to revisit field site and to check-up on details remaining unclear after initial fieldwork. June 2000-Present: Fieldwork in Covington, GA on Cycles of Life: Family Ritual. Funded by Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. August, 2002, 2003, 2004 Documentary Film Project, Salem Camp Meeting, Salem, GA

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY: ACADEMIA 2002-7 Director Center for International Living. Emory University Faculty- in -Residence Program 2002 Goodrich C. White Professor of Anthropology 1999-2010 Director, Emory Center for Myth and Ritual in American Life (MARIAL Center): A Sloan Center on Working Families 1998- Emory College Distinguished Teaching Chair in the Sciences and Social Sciences 1994-7 Chair, Anthropology Department, Emory University 1991- Professor, Anthropology Department, Emory University 1988-9 Fellow, Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences 1982-91 Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology, Emory University. 1979-80 Faculty, Center for Continuing Education, Sarah Lawrence College. 1977-82 Assistant Professor, Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, N.Y. 1975-77 Lecturer, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Anthropology Board of Studies, University of California, Santa Cruz. 1975-77 Pacific Specialist, Center for South Pacific Studies, University of California, Santa Cruz.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY: MARKET RESEARCH 1996-7 Consultant for The Doblin Group, Chicago, IL, Responsibilities: 1. In-house training for teams comprising social science researchers, business analysts and industrial designers, on how to study everyday culture 2. Organizer of a series of workshops on “Authenticity in the Modern World.” 3. Research analyst for numerous particular projects. 1998-2003 Consultant and “Luminary” for BrightHouse, Atlanta, GA. Responsibilities:

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Participant in numerous “Ideations” with clients and BrightHouse staff analyzing market trends, cultural trends in relation to development of new products and services. Research/Analysis of companies’ products, services, and culture. 2003-5 Luminary-in-Residence at BrightHouse 2006- Consultant. BrightHouse.

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

Advisory Board, Consortium of Aquariums (NGOCCI) Editorial Board Studies in Religion Editorial Board, Ethos Editorial Board, Pacific Studies Fellow, American Anthropological Association Fellow, Association for Social Anthropology in Oceania Fellow, Society for Psychological Anthropology Executive Board, Society for Psychological Anthropology Program Chair, American Anthropological Meetings (1992), SPA Selection Committee, Staley Prize (School for American Research) Board of Directors, Society for Psychological Anthropology (1997-) President, Society for Psychological Anthropology Director, Emory Center for Myth and Ritual in American Life (MARIAL Center): A Sloan Center on Working Families Editorial Board: .Religion in Contemporary Culture Scientific Review Panel for the Great Apes Trust

Manuscript Reviewer for: Ethos, American Anthropologist, American Ethnologist, Pacific Studies, Culture and Medicine, Cultural Anthropology, Man, American Ethnologist, Current Anthropology.

University of California Press, Princeton University Press, Columbia University Press, University of Pennsylvania Press, Cambridge University Press, University of Chicago Press, Oxford University Press, Harvard University Press, Palgrave Press, Stanford University Press

Grant Application Reviewer for: National Science Foundation, Wenner-Gren Foundation, Emory University Research Committee, Harry Guggenheim Foundation, Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, National Endowment for the Humanities, Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.

Panelist: NEH Media Grants, International Panel

External Examiner (First Opponent) for Ph.D., University of Oslo, Oslo Norway (1995, 1997);

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University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway (1994, 2005); University of Tromso, Tromso, Norway (2003)

INVITED LECTURES, PRESENTATIONS, CONSULTANCIES ETC.

2012-2013 2012 Conference on Visitor Education on Global Warming and the Sea. New England Aquarium. Boston, Mass. October 4, 2012.

2012 Fair Trade in the Pacific: Exchange, Reciprocity and Fairness in Pacific Island Ritual Exchange. Fairness Conference, Emory University, October 15, 2012. .

2012 Egocentric and Allocentric Models in Spatial Cognition. Panel on Spatial Cognition. American Anthropological Association annual meetings. San Francisco. November, 2012

2012 Discussant: Panel on "Rethinking Mana." American Anthropological Association annual meetings. San Francisco. November, 2012.

2011-2012 2012 Ritual, Myth and the American Family, The Clay Street Project: Cincinnati, Ohio (April 25-6, 2012) Invited Paper

2012 Just for Play: Unmasquing a Midsummer Night's Dream, Emory Scholars: Emory Scholar's Coffee Talks, February, 2012

2011 Samoan Shore Lines: Reflections on Forty Years in Samoa, Samoa Conference II: National University of Samoa (August 4-7, 2011) Invited Paper

2011 Applying Cognitive Models Theory to Communicating about Globasl Warming and the Oceans, Kava Bowl Summit: Honolulu, Hawaii (July 28-August 2) Invited Paper

2010-2011 2011 Through the Looking Glass: An Anthropological Look at the American Middle- Class Family, Emory Scholars Coffee Talks: Emory University (March 31, 2011) Invited Paper

2011 Making Time for Family: How Families Remember, Emory Scholars Finalists Dinner: Keynote Address: Emory University (March 31, 2011) Invited Paper

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2011 Cultural Models and Human Cognition, Association of Zoos and Aquariums: Chattanooga, Tenn. (March 22, 2011) Invited Talk

2010 The Role of Perspective-taking in Cultural Models Theory, Frameworks Institute Seminar: Washington DC (November 23) Invited Talk

2010 Reenactments: A Discussion of a Cultural Genre, American Anthropological Association: New Orleans (November 24) Invited Paper

2010 Modeling Spatial Relations: A Discussion, American Anthropological Association: New Orleans (November 26, 2010) Invited Talk (Presented) 2010 The Future of the American Family, Emory Center on Myth and Ritual in American Life: Jones Room, Emory University, (November 10-12)

2009-10 2010 The Social Construction of Family Memory, Keynote Address, "Language, Culture, Mind" Conference, Turku Finland, June 23, 2010.

2010 The Influence of Work Patterns on Family Ritual and Celebration, Conference on the American Family, CELF Center, UCL:A, Los Angeles, April 30, 2010.

2010 Too Close for Discomfort: Allocentric and Sociocentric Points of View, MARIAL Center Workshop, March, 2010

2010 Expert Witness for the Defense, Federal Corruption Trial, Washington, DC January 25, 2010

2009 Invited Lecture: “An Anthropologist Looks at the American Middle-Class Family,” Department of Anthropology, The University of Tulsa. October 19. 2009 “Altruism, Selfishness and the Origins of Human Sociality.” Joint presentation (with Philippe Rochat) at the Emory Center for Culture, Mind and Brain. October 8.

2008-9 2009 Discussion of Papers by Stromberg and Fisher, Biennial Meeting of the Society for Psychological Anthropology, Asilomar, CA, March 17, 2009

2009 Making Time for Family: Negotiating Schemas for Long-Term Family Memory. Biennial Meeting of the Society for Psychological Anthropology, Asilomar, CA, March 18, 2009

2009 Emotion is Conflict. Keynote Lecture, Conference on Emotion and Conflict, Max

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Planck Institute for Social Anthropology, Halle, Germany (February 27-8, 2009) 2008 Human Nature and Human Cultural Variation, Conference on Reconciling the Humanities and the Sciences, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia, September 20-21m 2008 2008 Locating Experience in Cultural Anthropology, Conference on Whats’s at Stake in the Anthropology of Experience (Don Seeman and Sarah Willen, organizers), Emory University. September 21, 2008. 2007-8 2008 Just for Play: Unmasking A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Benson Saler Lecture, Brandeis University 2007 The Social Construction of Family Time , Sloan Panel, Plenary Session. International Association for Time Use Research XXVIIII Conference, Washington, DC, October 17-19, 2007.

2007 Family Time. Parents’ Weekend, Emory University, October 30, 2007

2006-7 2007 “Mean Streets: Rethinking Symbolic Motivation,” Keynote Lecture, Conference on Religious Symbols, University of Aarhus, Aarhus, Denmark, May 31, 2007. 2007 “Samoan Shorelines” Association for Social Anthropology in Oceania Distinguished Lecture, Charlottesville, VA, Feb. 21, 2007 2007 How Families Remember, Einstein Forum, Potsdam, Germany, May 29, 2007.. 2006 Discussant: Session on Rethinking Activity Theory, AAA Meetings, November 2006, San Jose, CA 2006 Rethinking American National Character, MARIAL Workshop, March, 2007..

2006-5 2006 Consultant, BBC Film of Margaret Mead in Samoa. June 2006, American Samoa. 2006 Invited Lecture “Social Memory in Anthropology” Conference on Social Memory, University of Essen, Essen, Germany, May 18-19, 2006 2006 Invited Lecture “Reshaping Family Rituals” Why Workplace Flexibility Matters: A Global Perspective, The Gleacher Center, University of Chicago, May 16-17, 2006. 2006 Organizer, Conference: Myths of the American Family, Jones Room, Woodruff Library, Emory University, March 30-31, 2006/ 2006 Invited Lecture “The Undiscovered Country: What’s Rite and Wrong in Hamlet’s Denmark,” The Jung Society of Atlanta, February 8, 2006 2004-5 2005 Keynote Address, Annual Meetings of the Deseret Linguistics Society, Brigham Young University, Salt Lake City, Utah, March 19, 2005 2005 Rethinking Perspective in Cultural Models: Allocentric vs. Egocentric

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Models, in Rethinking Cultural Models Theory, Society for Scientific Anthropology Meetings, Santa Fe, N.M., February 24 2005 Dilemmas of an Anthropologist: in an Age of Globalization, Lyceum Series Speaker, Oxford College, February 17. 2005 "Feeling at Home: How Home Life Is Configured in Relation to Public Worlds" Workshop for the Center for the Study of Everyday Life of Famiies, UCLA, January 21, 2005 2004 Cultural Models and Emotion: A Series of Lectures presented to the Working Group on Biological and Cultural Approaches to Emotion, Bielefeld University, Institute for Interdisciplinary Studies, Bielefeld Germany, June. 2004 The Importance of Ritual in Child-Rearing, Conference on Spirituality and Child Psychiatry, Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Emory University, October.

2003-4 2004 The Social Ecology of Middle-Class Families: Small Towns versus the Burbs. Annual Network Conference, Sloan Foundation Centers on Family, the Workplace and the Workforce, Cambridge, MA, May 18, 2004. 2004 Modeling Love: A Biocultural Model of Emotions, Conference on Biological and Cultural Approaches to Emotion, Bielefeld University, Institute for Interdisciplinary Studies, Bielefeld Germany, March 30, 2004. 2004 Feeling our Way: A Biocultural Model of the Emotions, Annual Meetings of the Society for Comparative Research , San Jose, CA Feb. 20, 2003 2003 Dilemmas of Family Scheduling, Session of Working Family Research, American Anthropological Association Annual Meetings, Chicago, Nov. 2003

2002-3 2003 Dilemmas of Family Scheduling, Session of Working Family research, American Anthropological Association Annual Meetings, Chicago, Nov. 2003 . 2003 Grand Rounds, Child Psychiatry, Emory University, May 10, 2003 2003 How King Lear Means: Buried Metaphor and the Uncanny in Shakespeare. Institute for the Study of the Imagination. Northwestern Universty, May 24, 2003 2003 Interdisciplinary Research. Keynote Address, University of Georgia Graduate Student Symposium. April 4, 2003. 2003 There’s No Place Like Home: New perspectives on the American Family, Great teachers Lecture Series, Emory University, March 2003 2003 There’s No Place Like Home: New perspectives on the American Family, University of Michigan, Anthropology Dept., March 2003 2003 Salem Camp Meeting: Identity Updating and Memory, Dept. Of Psychology Colloquium, March, 2003 2002 The Machine in the Body in the Mind, Session on Cyborg and Fetus, Annual

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Meetings, American Anthropological Association, November, New Orleans, 2002. 2002 Discussant: Session on Public Scholarship and Academic Scholarship in Family Research, Annual Meetings, American Anthropological Association, November, New Orleans, 2002. 2002 Salem Camp Meeting: A Theater of Family Memory, Oxford College, January., 2002 2002 Invited Lecture, Family Secrets: The Hidden Life of the Middle-Class Family, Karl Jung Society, Atlanta, January, 2002 2002 Grand Rounds, Ritual and Family Life,” Department of Psychiatry, Emory University, February, 2002. 2002 Qualitative Methods in Anthropology, Dept. of Anthropology, University of Tromso, Norway, Sept. 21, 2002 2002 Salem Camp Meeting: A Theater of Family Memory, Dept. of Anthropology, University of Tromso, Norway, Sept. 22, 2002

2001-2 2002 ACycles of Life: Studying Family Ritual,@ Association of Business and Professional Women Annual Meeting, San Francisco, February. 2002 ASalem Camp Meeting: A Theater of Family Memory@ Oxford College, January. 2002 Invited Paper: ACognitive Anthropology and the Study of Social Change,@ Symposium on Social Change, Department of Political Science, Johns Hopkins University, January. 2002 Invited Lecture, AFamily Secrets: The Hidden Life of the Middle-Class Family,@ Karl Jung Society, Atlanta, January. 2001 Grand Rounds, Department of Psychiatry, Emory University, Nov. 2 2001 Invited Lecture, ASalem Camp Meeting: A Theater of Family Memory,@ Sloan Center on Working Families, UCLA, Nov. 2001 2001 Lecture, Emory University Board of Visitors, Nov. 2001 2001 Meeting Organizer, Annual Meetings, Society of Psychological Anthropology, Decatur, GA., October. 2001 Paper, The Cognitive Basis of Globalization, Panel on Psychosocial Dimensions of Globalization, Biennial Meetings, Society for Psychological Anthropology 2001 Paper: The Cognitive Basis of Culture: An Evolutionary Perspective, Presidential Session, Society for Psychological Anthropology Meetings, Decatur, GA, Oct. 2001 2001 Discussant: Symposium of Margaret Mead=s Contributions to The Anthropology of Oceania, Annual Meetings of the American Anthropological Association, Nov. 2001 2001 After Dinner Speaker, The Second Tuesday Club, Atlanta, GA, Nov. 2001 2001 Salem Camp Meeting: A Theater of Family Memory, MARIAL Center

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Colloquium, Dec. 2001. 2001 Invited Paper: Culture and the Modern Nation State. Conference on the Nation State in a Post-Colonial Era.Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam, Kerala, India, December 2001 2001 Invited Lecture, A Cognitive View of Social Change. The Johns Hopkins University, December 2001. 2002 Invited Lecture, AReflections on the American Family,@ Jung Society of Atlanta, January, 2002 2002 Invited Lecture, Department Colloquium Series, Department of Sociology, University of Georgia, March 2002

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2001 Invited Paper: AA Cognitive Theory of Culture,@ Symposium on Cultural Evolution in Primates and Humans, Ecole des Hautes Etudes, Paris, June 2001. 2000 Invited Lecture: AKnowledge in Formation: The Modular Frame of Mind,@ Institute of New Dimensions, Paramus, N.J., Nov. 14, 2000. 2000 Discussant, Panel on Anthropology Meets Cultural Psychology: A Tribute to Jerome Bruner, American Anthropological Association Meetings, San Francisco, CA, November 18, 2000. 2000 Invited Paper, Reading Samoa Through Tahiti Through Levy, AAA Session Honoring Robert I. Levy, American Anthropological Association Meetings, San Francisco, CA, November 18, 2000 2000 Invited Paper, ARitual@ for Residents Colloquium in Child Psychiatry, Emory University School of Medicine. November 5, 2000 1999-2000 2000 Invited Lecture, Department of Anthropology, University of California at San Diego, February 2000 Invited Lecture, Department of Anthropology, Case Western Reserve University, April 1999 Discussant, Panel on Sensorial Anthropology, AAA Meetings, Chicago, November 2000 Invited Member, Panel on Moral Dilemmas in Fieldwork, Society for Psychological Anthropology Meetings, Albuquerque, November, 1999 Presentation: Officers of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, October 25. 1999 Invited Lecture, Sloan Center on Working Families, University of California at Berkeley, October 4. 2001 Invited Lecture, Department of Sociology, University of California at Berkeley, October 4. 2001 Presidential Panel on AHuman Nature@, British Association for the Advancement of Science, Sheffield, September.

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1999 Lecturer: International Summer Institute, University of Oslo, series of 10 lectures, August 1999 1999 Invited Lecturer, Fresno Pacific University, Fresno, CA., March, 1999. Three lectures 1999 Discussant, AAA Meetings Session 1999 Participant: Working Group on Cultural Pluralism, Russel Sage Foundation, SSRC 1998 Invited Speaker, Institute of Social Anthropology, University of Oslo, June 19. 1998 Invited Discussant, Postfield Graduate Seminar, Institute of Social Anthropology, University of Oslo, June. 1997-8 1998 Invited Speaker, Institute of Social Anthropology, University of Oslo, June 19. 1998 Invited Discussant, Postfield Graduate Seminar, Institute of Social Anthropology, University of Oslo, June 18-19. 1998 Invited lecture, Dallas Alumni Association, Emory University, Distinguished Speaker Series, AMarginal Play,@ May 28. 1998 Invited lecture, Houston Alumni Association, Emory University, Distinguished Speaker Series, AMarginal Play@ May 27. 1998 Convocation Speaker, The Benjamin Franklin Academy, Atlanta, GA, May 19 1998 Participant: Working Group on Cultural Pluralism, Russel Sage Foundation, New York, April 16. 1998 Invited Speaker: William Alanson White Psychoanalytic Institute, April 24, 1998 Participant and Speaker. Symposium on Social Remembering: Biology, Psychology, History and Culture. Key West, FL. April 17-19. 1998 Invited Lecture, Department of Anthropology, University of Michigan, April 3 1998 Invited Lecture, Program in Culture and Cognition, University of Michigan, April 4 1998 Invited Lecture: ACulture as Models@ Anthropology Department, Boston University, March 27. 1998 Heinz Werner Lecturer, Clark University, Worcester, MA. AWhat Culture Means, How Culture Means@ (2 lectures), March 25. 1998 Roundtable Discussion: Culture and Cognition, with Edwin Hutchins, Department of Anthropology, Emory University, February 21. 1998 Invited Speaker: Organized Session Models in Science. Annual Meetings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Philadelphia, February 16. 1998 Invited Keynote Lecturer, Symposium ABeyond Greece and Rome: Myth in the Modern World, Maryville College, Maryville, TN., Feb. 3. 1997 Discussant: Organized Session Ritual as Learning. Annual Meetings of the American Anthropological Association, November 20. 1997 Invited Lecture: Sarah Lawrence College. Buried Metaphor in King Lear, November 4. 1997 Plenary Session Speaker, Biennial Meetings of the Society for Cultural

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Anthropology, October 8-12. Psychological Anthropology: State of the Art: ACulture as Models: Radical Implications for Thinking About Thinking. 1997 Panelist, Session on Mind and Body: Crossing the Divide. Biennial Meetings of the Society for Cultural Anthropology, October 8-12. AReturn of the Repressed: Anthropology’s Rediscovery of the Body as Hidden Essentialism.

1996-7 1997 Working Session on Cognitive Implications of Metaphor Theory, Annual Meetings of the International Society of Cognitive Linguistics, Amsterdam, July. 1997 Panelist: Symposium on Rethinking Anthropology, University of Konstanz, Konstanz, Germany, May. 1997 Speaker, Department Colloquium, Committee on Human Development, University of Chicago, January. 1996 Invited Speaker, Session on Unni Wikan’s Critique of , Annual Meetings of the American Anthropological Association, San Francisco, Nov. 1996 Keynote Speaker, Culture in Mind, Meetings of the Scandinavian Society for Media Studies, Oslo, Norway, Oct. 1996 Invited Lecture, Kwakiutl Totemism: A Re-analysis. Department of Art History, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, Sept. 1996 Colloquium Speaker, Culture in Mind, Department of Anthropology, Emory University, Atlanta, GA, Sept.

1995-6 1996 Talk Loading the Bases, Baseball and the American Mind, Emory Alumni Association, South Florida Chapter, Ft. Lauderdale, June. 1996 Participant and Presenter, SSRC Conference on Making Up the Mind: Culture, Biology and Psychology, Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, Palo Alto, CA, May. 1996 Talk Loading the Bases, Baseball and the American Mind, Emory Alumni Association, San Diego Chapter, San Diego, April. 1995 First Opponent, Doctoral Defense, Department of Anthropology, University of Bergen, Norway, December.

1994-5 1995 Lecture: Samoan Spatial Models: The Problem of Alternative Cultural Models University of Bergen, Norway. May. 1995 Lecture: Kwakiutl Animal Symbolism: Food For Thought@ Department of Anthropology,, University of Oslo Norway. May. 1995 Lecture: Samoan Phonological Registers. Department of Linguistics, University of Oslo, Norway. May. 1995 Lecture, A Bio-cultural Framework for Studying Emotion Joint Meeting of the Departments of Anthropology, Psychology and Sociology, Stanford University. April 30.

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1995 Lecture: Ambivalence and Cultural Models in Samoa Symposium on Cultural Models and Ambivalence, Department of Anthropology, Emory University. March. 1995 Lecture: Modularity as an American Foundational Schema Department of Psychology, Emory University, November. 1995 Lecture Ritual Baseball The Board of Visitors, Emory University, April 15. 1994 Discussant: Panel on Embodiment and Self. Annual Meetings of the American Anthropological Association, Atlanta. November. 1994 AA Biocultural Framework for Studying Emotion Panel on Emotion: Biology and Culture. American Anthropological Association Meetings, Atlanta. November. 1994 Discussant. Panel on Culture, History, Landscape. Annual Meetings: Social Science and History. Atlanta.

1993-4 1994 Invited Lecture Department of Anthropology. Bryn Mawr College, April 8. Oh Thou Most Virtual Fruit: Technototemism and the Problem of Primitive Classification 1993 Keynote Speaker, Seminar of the International Committee for the Sociology of Sport, Schloss Wilheminenberg, Vienna, Austria, June 30-July 5. Marginal Play: Sport at the Borderlands of Time and Space 1993 Paper read at the Annual Meetings of the Shakespeare Society of America. Seminar: Rite and Ceremony in Shakespeare. Hamlet’s Undiscovered Country. April 3, 1993. 1993 Presenter, Emory-Mellon Bio-cultural Symposium: "Emotion: Cultural, Biological and Psychological Perspectives." Callaway Gardens Conference Center, February 1993. "Rethinking Systems Theory in Relation to the Emotions." 1993 Organizer, Emory-Mellon Bio-cultural Symposium: "Emotion: Cultural, Biological and Psychological Perspectives." Callaway Gardens Conference Center, February 1993.

1992-3 1992 Presenter, Invited Session, "Where is Culture Found: A Reconsideration of the Public-Private Divide in ." AAA Meetings, San Francisco, "Samoan Village Organization: Implications of Alternative Cultural Models of Space." December 1992. 1992 Session Co-Organizer (with Claudia Strauss). "Where is Culture Found: A Reconsideration of the Public-Private Divide in Culture Theory." AAA Meetings, San Francisco, December 1992. 1992 Program Organizer, AAA Meetings (San Francisco), Society for Psychological Anthropology (December 1992) 1992 Special Guest Speaker, Western Samoan Embassy, Washington D.C., Thirtieth Anniversary Celebration of Samoan Independence. "Samoan Tattooing in a

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Polynesian Perspective." June, 1992.

1991-2 1992 Invited Speaker, Speaker Series, Program, Georgia Tech. "Samoan Dual Organization: Alternative Cognitive Models of Space," April 1992. 1991 Invited Speaker, Symposium on Changing Perspectives on Leadership in the Pacific, A Symposium in Honor of Sir Raymond Firth, London School of Economics, London. "The Absurd Side of Power in Samoa," December 1991 1991 Guest Lecturer, MS Nieuw Amsterdam (Holland-America Line) Grand Circle Polynesian Cruise Sept. 1991. 1991 Invited Lecture, Department of Anthropology, Auckland University, Auckland, New Zealand, "Trop(e)ic Landscapes: Samoan Village Models" Sept. 1991. 1991 Convocation Speaker, Emory University Opening Convocation, "Dreamtime Learning," Sept. 1991.

1990-1 1991 Guest Lecturer, MS Sagafjord, World Cruise, January, 1991 1991 Participant Symposium Honoring Sir Raymond Firth, ASAO Meetings, Vancouver, BC. "The Polynesian Conception of Person." 1991 Symposium Speaker, Visions of Conquest Symposium, Clark Library, U.C.L.A., "Trop(e)ic Landscapes" January, 1991 1990 Speaker, Anthropology department Lecture Series, Emory University. "The American Past Time: Ritual Baseball"

1988-9 1989 "Meaning Construction and Cultural Cognition" Invited Lecture, Annual Meetings of the Society for Psychological Anthropology, San Diego. November, 1989. 1989 "Meaning Construction and Cultural Cognition." Anthropology Club, Emory University. 1989 "Interpretation Under Fire" Symposium on Rethinking Interpretation, Annual Meetings, American Anthropological Association. 1989 Workshop Leader, Session in Interpretation. Annual Meetings, Society for Cultural Anthropology. 1989 "Past Time: Ritual Baseball" Lecture Series, Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences. 1989 Invited Speaker, Department of Anthropology, Florida State University, Tallahassee, Fl. "Dual Organization, Doubly, Reflections on Culture and Coding" 1988- Anthropologist for B.B.C. Film Project, Flaherty Was Here. 1988 Presented Paper at Symposium on Rethinking Interpretation; "Interpretation Under Fire." American Anthropological Meetings, Phoenix.

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1987-8 1988 Invited Speaker, Department of Anthropology, Stanford University. Paper presented "Dual Organization, Doubly: Reflections on Culture and Coding" 1988 Invited Speaker, Department of Anthropology, Michigan State University. Paper presented "Dual Organization, Doubly: Reflections on Culture and Coding" 1987 Invited panelist for a panel on "Rethinking Polynesian " Annual Meetings of the American Anthropological Association, December 1987, Chicago, Illinois.

1986-7 1987 Presented paper "Mana and Tapu Reconsidered" for invited Symposium on Polynesian Ethnology, Annual Meetings of the American Anthropological Association, Chicago. 1987 Discussant for Plenary Session, Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Annual Meetings, Louisville. 1986 Invited Speaker, Department of Anthropology Lecture Series, Georgia State University, "The Mead-Freeman Controversy in Perspective" 1985-6 1986 Presented paper "Is Language a Prisonhouse" to ILA Seminar on Evolutionary Theory, Emory University. 1986 Presented paper "Bound for Glory: Another Look at Mana." Department Seminar, Department of Anthropology, University of Chicago. 1985 Presented paper "Aspects of the Person: Cultural and Universal" for Invited Symposium on Cultural Aspects of Emotion and Personhood, organized by Edward Schieffelin, 1985 Meetings, American Anthropological Association, Washington D.C. December 6, 1985. 1985 Invited Lecture "Bound for Glory: Another Look at Mana" sponsored by the Department of Anthropology, The University of Hawaii, and the Pacific Islands studies Program, The University of Hawaii. Honolulu, November 18, 1985. 1985 Discussion of Sala'ilua: A Samoan Mystery, Hawaii Loa College, Oahu, Hawaii, November 19, 1985. 1984-5 1985 Showed and discussed film Prisoners of Paradise (BBC) at Brigham Young University, Laie Campus, Oahu, Hawaii. 1985 Guest Lecture, Department of Anthropology, Wesleyan University, Middleton, Connecticut. April. 1985 Consultant and narrator for film Prisoners of Paradise, BBC Television. London, England. January, 1985. 1984 Invited Presenter. American Anthropological Association Symposium on Ethical Relativism. Annual Meetings of the American Anthropological Association, November, 1984.

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1983-4 1984 Invited Discussant, SSRC Conference on the Culture of in Island Southeast Asia, Scanticon Conference Center, Princeton. March, 1984. 1984 Speaker on Panel on Gender and Organized Violence, Davis Lectures, Princeton University, April, 1984. 1983-4 Consulting Anthropologist, Northwest Regional Educational Laboratories project on American Samoan Migrants and Labor-related Problems. Grant from United States Department of Labor. 1983 Visiting Lecturer, Educators' Colloquium, consortium in Tri-Cities (Western Washington State). November 6-9. Four lectures. 1983 Organizer (with Louise Lamphere) and presenter, Formal Symposium of the American Ethnological Society, "Freeman's Critique of Mead." Annual Meetings of the American Anthropological Association, Chicago, November 15-19. 1983 Paper delivered in a colloquium on Margaret Mead and Samoa at the University of Colorado. Sponsored jointly by the Department of Anthropology, University of Colorado and the Colorado Endowment for the Humanities, October 17, 1983.

1982-3 1983 Invited lecture on the Mead-Freeman controversy, Department of Anthropology, University of South Carolina, April, 1983. 1983 Delivered the Taft Lecture, University of Cincinnati, "Paradox Lost: Mead, Freeman and Samoa" April, 1983. 1983 Delivered lecture "Myth, Time and Social Structure in Northern Australia." Graduate Institute for the Liberal Arts Lunch Lecture Series, Emory University. April, 1983. 1983 Appearance on "The Donahue Show" with Derek Freeman and Mary Catherine Bateson, March 1983. 1983 Paper delivered at the Annual Meetings of the American Ethnological Society, Baton Rouge: "Meno's Paradox: Some Thoughts on Ritual," March, 1983. 1983 A.A.A. Guest Lecture, Department of Sociology, Mercer University, Macon, Georgia. Two lectures: "Is Language a Prison House?" and "Samoan World View, Literally." January, 1983. 1982 Lecture delivered at Fernbank Science Center Series in Anthropology. "Samoan World View, Literally: Images and Reflections." November, 1982. 1982- Appointed to the Editorial Board, Pacific Studies.

1981-2 1981-3 Member, Board of Directors, Association for Social Anthropology in Oceania.

1980-1 1980 Member of panel on Transcultural Conceptions of Personality, Annual Meetings of the American Academy of Psychoanalysis.

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1980 Convenor and presenter at Formal Symposium on Naming Systems in Oceania, Annual Meetings of the Association for Social Anthropology in Oceania.

1979-80 1980 Delivered paper at Symposium "Conceptual Structures" sponsored by the Sloan Foundation and the Cognitive Science Department, University of California at San Diego. 1979-82 Advisory Board, Papua-New Guinea Council, Asia Society. 1979 Discussant, Panel on Transcultural Approaches to the Study of Violence and Aggression, Annual Meetings of the American Academy of Psychoanalysis, New York City, May, 1979. 1979 Delivered a paper "Phonological Styles in Samoan." Working Session on Language and Politics, Association for Social Anthropology in Oceania, Clearwater, Florida. February, 1979.

1978-9 1978 Participant, Community Meeting on Pacific Islands Migration, Center for South Pacific Studies, University of California at Santa Cruz. May, 1978.

1977-8 1977-8 Lecturer, Foreign Service Institute, Washington, D.C. 1977 Convenor, Chair and Presenter, Symposium on Knowledge, Annual Meetings of the Association for Social Anthropology in Oceania, Asilomar. February, 1977. 1977 Presented paper "Fale Aitu: Satire in a Traditional Art Form in Samoa." Symposium on Performing Arts in South East Asia and the Pacific, University of California at Santa Cruz. May, 1977.

1975-6 1976 Co-Convenor and Chairman, "Pacific Island Migration to the United States." Center for South Pacific Studies, University of California at Santa Cruz. May, 1976. 1975 Convenor, pacific Island Migrant Community Meeting, Center for South Pacific Studies, University of California, Santa Cruz. 1975 Consultant: Asian-American Bilingual Curriculum Development Center. Berkeley Unified School District, Berkeley, California.

1974-5 1975 Guest Lecturer, Anthropology Department, University of Auckland; Sociology Department, University of Auckland. 1974 Language and Culture Training Officer, Staging Program for Western Samoa Education Program, Peace Corps. Denver Colorado. October, 1974. 1973-4 1973 Faculty Member (Sociology). Apia School of Nursing. Western Samoa.

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1972-3 1972-4 Contributing author and consulting Anthropologist. Idea and Action in World , Prentice-Hall. 1972 Hired by Peace Corps to write teaching grammar of Samoan. 1972 Hired as Cross-Cultural and Teacher Training Coordinator, Peace Corps Training Program, Apia, Western Samoa.

TEACHING REPERTORY Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (Writing Intensive) Selfishness, Altruism, Empathy. Co-Taught with Phillippe Rochat (P:sychology) Ritual, Play and Sport Four-Field Introduction to Anthropology Introduction to Cultural Anthropology Peoples and Cultures of the Pacific Polynesia: Comparative Ethnology of a Culture Area The Comparative Ethnology of Polynesia Language and Culture Kinship and Social Organization Psychological Anthropology (Graduate and Undergraduate) Interpretive Approaches in Anthropology (Graduate) Ritual: Nature and Culture (Graduate) Social Theory: The Grand Tradition (Graduate) Culture and Human Nature Shakespeare and Ritual (with Prof. Frank Manley) Biocultural Seminar on Emotion (Graduate) Culture and Mind (Graduate) American Culture (Freshman Seminar)

GRADUATE STUDENT COMMITTEES Currently I am a member of 5 graduate student committees, and head of 1.

SERVICE (EMORY UNIVERSITY) 2011-12 Traditions Committee, Emory University 2011-12 Faculty Advisory Committee: Campus Life 2010-12 Director of Graduate Studies, Anthropology Department 2010-13 Emory Scholars Advisory Committee 2009-10 Anthropology Department Speaker Series Committee 2009-10 Chair, Tenure and Promotion Committee, Emory College 2007- Tenure and Promotion Committee, Emory College

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2006-7 Co-convenor, Department Teaching Roundtables 2006-9 Emory Scholars Selection Committee 2006-8 Clifton Road Redevelopment Committee 2005-8 President’s Taskforce on Worklife Policy at Emory 2005- Bookstore Advisory Committee 2005- University Advisory Committee on Residence Life 2005- University Advisory Committee on Traditions and Community Ties 2004- Advisory Committee on the Emory Bookstore 2004- University Commencement Speaker Committee 2003- University Campus Life Advisory Committee 2001-2 Anthropology Department Search Committee, Cognitive Evolution Position 2001-2 Anthropology Department Committee on Human Subjects 2000-1 Director, Emory Center for Myth and Ritual in American Life 2001-2 Chair, Department Search Committee in Psychological Anthropology 2000-1 Anthropology Department Committee on Faculty Handbook 1999-2003 University Committee on Commencement Honorees 1999-2000 Organizer Departmental Teaching Roundtables 1999-2000 Graduate Concerns Committee 1998-2000 Member: CONTACT EMORY, President=s Special Commission on Community 1998 Co-organizer, Departmental Lecture Series 1998 Acting Director, Linguistic Program (Spring) 1996-7 Speaker: Alumni Meetings around the country 1997- Steering Committee, Creative Writing Program 1996 Freshman Seminar Leader 1996- Infotech Committee, Department of Anthropology. 1995- Core Faculty and Executive Committee, Linguistics Program 1995- President=s Commission on Equity 1995 Ad Hoc Committee; Cory Kratz Appointment 1995-6 Search Committee, 1995-8 Executive Committee, Emory College 1994- Executive Committee, Anthropology Department 1994- Advisory Committee, Hughes Foundation Grant 1994-5 InfoTech Committee. Anthropology Department 1994- Undergraduate Concerns Committee. Anthropology Department 1994- Graduate Concerns Committee, Anthropology Department 1994-5 Chair, Ad Hoc Committee on Curriculum Development on Global/International Education 1994-7 Chair, Department of Anthropology 1993-4 Display Case Committee 1993-4 Head, Undergraduate Concerns Committee 1992-3 Search Committee, Position, Anthropology Department 1992-3 Faculty Advisor, Stipes Society 1991-2 Search Committee, Mellon Fellowship in Linguistics

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1992 Organizer of Emory-Mellon Biocultural Symposium on Emotions. 1991 Convocation Speaker, Opening Convocation of Emory University 1990-1 Search Committee, Vice President for Arts and Sciences and Dean of Emory College 1990-93 Director of Graduate Studies, Department of Anthropology 1990- Graduate Concerns Committee 1990- Graduate Recruitment Committee 1989-91 Library Audio-Visual Advisory Committee 1989-91 Emory University Graduate School Executive Committee 1989-91 Emory College Budget and Planning Committee 1989-90 Committee on Language and Literature 1989-90 Freshman Seminar Leader 1988-89 Search Committee, Cultural Anthropology Faculty Recruitment 1987-8 Search Committee, Faculty Recruitment, Department of Anthropology 1987- 91 Emory College Executive Committee 1987-91 Chair, Educational Policy Committee, Emory College 1987-8 Acting Chair, Department of Anthropology 1987-8 Freshman Seminar Leader 1986-7 Freshman Seminar Leader 1985-7 Search Committee for Chair of English Department 1985-6 Department Committee on Computers 1985-7 General Education Committee 1985 Alternate, Emory College Faculty Council 1984-5 Admissions and Scholarship Committee 1984-5 Acting Chair, Anthropology Department (Spring and Summer, 1985) 1984-5 Chair, Search Committee for Cultural Anthropologist 1984 Committee on Admissions and Scholarships 1984 Coordinator Steering Committee for the Comparative Study of Culture Change. 1983- Adjunct Faculty, Graduate Institute for the Liberal Arts 1983 Member, Steering Committee and Advisory Committee, Modes of Interpretation Division, Graduate Institute for the Liberal Arts. 1983-4 Freshman Advisor 1982-3 President's Ad Hoc Committee on Curriculum Development 1982- Anthropology Department Advisor for Oxford College Transfer Students 1982-4 Humanities/Social Faculty Advisor: Emory College Honor Council.

PUBLICATIONS REVIEWS 2012 Review of A Companion to Cognitive Anthropology, David Kronenfeld, Giovanni Bennardo, Victor de Munck and Michael Fischer (eds.), Wiley. 2011 Review of Giovanni Bennardo Language, space and social relationships: A foundation cultural model in Polynesia [Review of the book Language, space and

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social relationships: A foundation cultural model in Polynesia]. Language in Society, 40, 3-7 2000 Review of John Bennett, Classic Anthropology, American Anthropologist 1999 Review of Strauss, Claudia and Naomi Quinn, A Cognitive Theory of Cultural Meaning, J. of Anthropological Research . 1996 Review of Gell, Alfred, Wrapped Images: Tattooing in Polynesia, Oxford, Oxford University Press (in preparation), American Ethnologist 1995 Review of Duranti, Alessandro From Grammar to Politics: Linguistic Anthropology in a Western Samoan Village. The Contemporary Pacific. 1995 Review of Ben Finney=s Voyage of Rediscovery: A Cultural Odyssey Through Polynesia. Social Science and History. 1992 "Take My Sister. Please!" Review of Annette Weiner's Inalienable Possessions. New York Times Book Review, August 9, 1992, p. 8. 1992 "Out of Tune" Review Article of Nicholas Thomas' Out of Time in Pacific Studies, June. 1991 "Indiana Jones Blows His Mind." Sept. 9, 1990 Review of The Wild People by Erik Linklater. The New York Times Book Review. August 1991. 1990 Review of The Pacific Islands (2 vols.) by Douglas Oliver. The Contemporary Pacific 1990 The Four Winds by Eduardo Villoldo and Erik Jendersen, The New York Times Book Review, August 1990. 1988 The Lau of Malaita, Film Review for American Anthropologist. 1988 The Changing Samoans P. Baker and J. Hanna (eds.). The American Ethnologist. (with Carol Worthman). 1987 Cultural Alternatives and a by Deborah Gewertz and Frederick Errington. Choice. 1987 The Songlines by Bruce Chatwin. Choice. 1986 Mead's Other Manus by Lola Romanucci-Ross. Man v. 21, pp. 211-12. 1986 The Tattooing of Both Sexes in Samoa by Carl Marquardt. The Journal of the Polynesian Society. 1984 Margaret Mead: A Life by Jane Howard. Commonweal, Dec.,1984. 1983 The Play of Musement by Thomas Sebeok. American Anthropologist, December, 1983. 1983 Beyond the Post-Modern Mind by Huston Smith. Theology Today. January, 1983. 1983 Rapanui by Grant McCall. American Anthropologist 84:3. 1982 The Nobility and the Chiefly Tradition of . . . Tonga by George Marcus. Man, 1982. 1981 Do Kamo by Maurice Leenhardt, Horizons. 1979 Cultural Bias by Mary Douglas. American Anthropologist 81:2.

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ARTICLES IN PROFESSIONAL JOURNALS AND EDITED VOLUMES In Press “Buried Treasure: Reflections on Tui Atua’s Whispers and Vanities in Samoan Indigenous Religious Culture.” Wellington, New Zealand, Victoria University Press. 2012 Allocentric and Egocentric Perspective in Cultural Models . In Sun, Ronald (Ed.), Contributions of Social Science to Cognitive Science Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press (In Press) 2012 Unconsilience: Rethinking the Two-cultures Conundrum in Anthropology. In Edward Slingerland and Mark Collard (Ed.), Creating Consilience Evolution, Cognitive Science, and the Humanities (pp. 140-158) New York: Oxford University Press 2011 Allocentric and Ego-centric Perspective in Cultural Models. In Sun, Ronald (ed.) Contributions of Social Science to Cognitive Science Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press (In Press) 2010 “Ritual and Memory” in Welzer, Harald (ed.) The Handbook of Family and Remembrance. In Press (in German). 2010 “Time Travel: Two Continents, and Forty Years” (with Robert Shore). In Sarah Davis and Melvin Konner (eds.) Resident Aliens. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. In Press. 2009 “Making Time for Family: How Families Negotiate Schemas of Family Memory” Social Indicators Research, 93:1, pp. 95-103. 2008 “Spiritual Work, Memory Work: Revival and Recollection at Salem Camp Meeting” in Nancy Lutkehaus and Cheryl Mattingly, eds. Essays in Honor of Jerome Bruner Special Issue of Etho Mar 2008, Vol. 36, No. 1: 98-119. 2006 Identity Updating: The Cognitive Work of Camp meeting in H. Welzer (ed.) Gedächtnis Interdisziplinär (Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Memory), Berlin 2005 “American Middle-Class Families: Class, Social Reproduction and Ritual” in J. Witte and S. Tipton (eds.) Family Transformed: Religion, Values and Society in American Life, Chap. 9, pp. 185-210. Washington, D.C.: Georgetown University Press. 2003 ”The Family”, pp. 411-413 in Religion and American Cultures. Gary Laderman and Luis Leon, eds. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-Cleo. 2003 Salem Camp Meeting, Spiritual Revival, Family Reunion, Monograph in Preparation. 2002 “Social Memory as Opposed to What,” In Hirst, W., Manier, D., & Miller, J. (Eds.). Remembering in Sociocultural Context. New York: Sage Publications (in press). 2002 Taking Culture Seriously, Human Development 45:226-228. 2002 ASalem Camp Meeting: A Theater of Family Memory,@ MARIAL Working Papers, in preparation (with Nathanial Kendall-Taylor) 2002 The Design Features of Cultural Competence, in Culture, Meaning and Evolution, Frederic Joulian,ed. In Print 2001 Human Nature and Human Variation: The Unnatural History of a False Dichotomy, In Being Human, Neil Roughley,ed. , Berlin: Walter de Gruyter.. 1999 Review Article: Mannheim, Bruce and Dennis Tedlock (eds.) AThe Dialogic

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Nature of Culture,@ Journal of Linguistic Anthropology. 1999 ACultural Relativism.@ MIT Encyclopedia of Cognitive Science. 1999 ASemiotics of Culture@ Encyclopedia of Semiotics, Oxford University Press 1999 ABaseball.@ Encyclopedia of Semiotics, Oxford University Press 1999 ACultural Knowledge@ Encyclopedia of Semiotics, Oxford University Press 1998 AThe Coming of Aging in Samoa@ in Shweder, Richard, Middle Age and other Fictions. Chicago: University of Chicago Press 1998 ACultural Models: A Framework for Media Studies@ in Hoijer, Brigitta Cognitive Approaches to Media Studies, Scandinavian Society for Media Studies. 1997 Keeping the Conversation Going: An Interview With Jerome Bruner, Ethos, March, 1997. 1996 Knowledge in Formation: The Machine Modeled Frame of Mind in Technology and Society (Special Issue on the Impact of Computers on Society), Lowell Steele, ed.

1995 "The Absurd Side of Power in Samoa" in Leadership and Change in the Western Pacific (R. Feinberg and K. Watson-Gegeo eds.) London: Athlone Press. 1994 Marginal Play: Sport at the Borderlands of Time and Space. The International Journal of the Sociology of Sport (simultaneous publication in Proceedings of the Fifth ICSS Seminar, Vienna Austria) 1993 Meeting Report: Emory Mellon Symposium on Emotion. Ethos. 1992 "Anthropology." The International Encyclopedia of Higher Education, London: Pergamon Press. 1992 "Out of Tune" Review Article of Nicholas Thomas' Out of Time in Pacific Studies, June. 1990 "Twice-Born, Once Conceived: Meaning Construction and Cultural Cognition." American Anthropologist Vol. 94, No. 4. 1990 "Afterword." Ethos. Vol. 18, No. 3. 1990 "Human Ambivalence and the Structuring of Moral Values." Ethos. Vol. 18, No. 3. 1990 "Reply to O'Meara." Extended commentary. American Anthropologist Vol. 93, No. 3. 1990 "Loading The Bases." The Sciences, May-June, 1990 (Reprinted in Podelefsky and Brown, eds., Applying Cultural Anthropology, 1993). 1989 "Totem As Practically Reason: Food For Thought," Dialectical Anthropology, Vol. 14, pp. 177-195 1989 "Interpretation Under Fire." Anthropological Quarterly, June, 1989 1989 "Ritual Frames" (major review article on several volumes in symbolic anthropology for Reviews in Anthropology. vol. 15, No. 3. 1989 "Mana and Tapu: A New Synthesis." in Howard. Alan and R. Borofsky (eds.) Developments in Polynesian Ethnology. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press. 1988 "An Introduction to the Work of Clifford Geertz" in W. Doty (ed.) Geertz, Religion and Cultural Systems Special issue of Soundings Vol. LXXI No.1

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(Spring 1988). 1987 "Is Language a Prisonhouse." Cultural Anthropology 2,1 Feb. 1987. 1985 Prisoners of Paradise. Documentary Film made with BBC Television. Show April 1985 in Britain. To be shown on PBS stations in the United States. 1984 (With Martha Platt) "Communicative Barriers to Samoans Training and Employment in the United States." A paper commissioned for the Study of Poverty, Unemployment and Training Needs of American Samoans. U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration, Office of Research and Evaluation. 1984 "Freeman's Criticism of Margaret Mead." Science Year (World Book). 1983 "Paradox Regained: Freeman's Margaret Mead and Samoa." Canberra Anthropology, December, 1983. 1983 "Paradox Regained: Freeman's Margaret Mead and Samoa", American Anthropologist, December, 1983. Abridged Version of article for Canberra Anthropology. 1981 "Sexuality and Gender in Samoa: Conceptions and Missed Conceptions" in S. Ortner and H. Whitehead (eds.) Sexual Meanings. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 1979 "Pacific Islanders". In The Harvard Encyclopedia of American Ethnic Groups. Cambridge: Harvard University Press. 1978 "Ghosts and Government: A Structural Analysis of Alternative Institutions for Conflict Management in Samoa." Man 13, June, 1978. 1976 "The Samoas." Family of Man Encyclopedia. Marshall Cavendish, London. 1976 "Adoption Alliance and Political Mobility in Samoa." In I. Brady (ed.) Transactions in Kinship, ASAO Monograph No. 4. Honolulu: The University Press of Hawaii. 1976 "Incest Prohibitions and the Logic of Power in Samoa." In Incest Prohibitions in Polynesia and Micronesia. Special Issue of the Journal of the Polynesian Society v. 84, n. 2.

MONOGRAPHS 1998 How Culture Means (The Heinz Werner Lectures). Worcester: The Clark University Press. 1996 Culture in Mind: Cognition, Culture and the Problem of Meaning. Oxford and New York:Oxford University Press. 1982 Sala'ilua: A Samoan Mystery. New York: Columbia University Press. 1977 Idea and Action in World Cultures. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice Hall (with Marion Brady and Howard Brady) 1973 Samoan Language Lessons. Peace Corps, Western Samoa. (co-authored with Lillian Campbell and Uelese Petaia).

EDITED VOLUMES

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2010 Shore Bradd and Harald Welzer (ed.) The Imagined Future: Myth and Ritual in American Families (in preparation). 1978 New Neighbors: Pacific Islander Migration in Adaptation (with C. MacPherson and R. Franco). Monograph Series, Center for South Pacific Studies, University of California at Santa Cruz.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

2003 Salem Camp Meeting (Documentary Film) 2000 The Fate of Holism in Anthropology. Editorial Essay in Newsletter of the American Anthropological Association 1999 Emory Speaks: Analysis of the CONTACT Emory Survey (with Daniel Hruschka)

REEERENCES

Prof. Jerome Bruner 200 Mercer Street New York, New York

Prof. Elinor Ochs Department of Linguistics University of Southern California College Park Los Angeles, California 90089-0661

Prof. Alan Howard Professor Department of Anthropology University of Hawaii Manoa Honolulu, HA

Prof. Robert Paul Dean, Emory College Emory University Atlanta, Georgia 30322

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