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| Southern Anthropological Society Proceedings Michael V. Angrosino, General Editor | |
| Selected papers from the keynote symposia of the Society's annual meeting. Organized around a common theme, the papers in each volume address current concerns in the field by applying anthropological research to the region's languages, cultures, archaeologies, and human compositions. Michael V. Angrosino is a professor of anthropology at the University of South Florida. His research interests include mental disabilities, public policy, organized religion in secular society, ethnic identity in pluralistic society, symbolic interactionism, psychological anthropology, ethnography, oral history, and life history. Angrosino's books include The Culture of the Sacred, Doing Cultural Anthropology, and Talking about Cultural Diversity in Your Church. Recently published in the series | |
| Caribbean and Southern Transnational Perspectives on the U.S. South Edited by Helen A. Regis $19.95 paperback | Linguistic Diversity in the South Changing Codes, Practices, and Ideology Edited by Margaret Bender $19.95 paperback |
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