SALSA Meetings Keynote Speakers

Other Anthropologies and their cosmopolitical challenges. Keynote dialogue between Tania Stolze Lima and João Paulo Barreto.

Other Anthropologies and their cosmopolitical challenges. Keynote dialogue between Tania Stolze Lima and João Paulo Barreto.

Desire and the Work it Does. Janet M. Chernela, Professor, University of Maryland.

Mismatches: Museums, Anthropology and Amazonia. Anne-Christine Taylor, professor emeritus, CNRS.

The Remarkable Power of Community, Collective Memory and Deep Historical Identity: Lessons Learned during a Half Century among Indigenous…

On Amazonian diversity, or old wine in new bottles. William Balée, Professor, Anthropology, Tulane University.

Persons, Things, and Perceptions in Indigenous Amazonia: Comparative Reflections on Animism, Fetishism, and Perspectivism. Alf Hornborg, Professor, Human Ecology…

Speech, Music, and Place from the Grand Ole Opry to the Grander, Older, Amazon and Orinoco. Anthony Seeger, Emeritus…

Keynote address by Davi Kopenawa. Davi Kopenawa Yanomami, President, Hutukara

Keynote address by Clark Erickson. Clark Erickson  (Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of Pennsylvania).

Joint keynote address by Joanna Overing (Department of Social Anthropology, University of St. Andrews) and Claude Lévi-Strauss (Chair of…

DIY Anthropology: Some reflections on self-reflection in northwest Amazonia. Stephen Hugh-Jones, Fellow in Social Anthropology, King’s College, Cambridge University.

Honorification and Avoidance. Ellen Basso, Professor, School of Anthropology, University of Arizona.

Perspectival anthropology and the method of controlled equivocation. Eduardo Viveiros de Castro, Professor, Program in Social Anthropology, Museu Nacional,…

Karl von den Steinen and Kurt Nimuendajú. John Hemming, Chairman, Amazon Charitable Trust, and former Director, Royal Geographic Society.