Visible Evidence XXVI - Pedagogy & Public Anthropology: Legacies of Marshall's and Asch's Ethnographic Films (Session 6.5)
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Presenters:
Alice Apley (Documentary Educational Resources), Materiality and Metadata: Ethnographic Film Preservation and the Promise of New Life for Old Films
Jennifer Cool (University of Southern California), Teaching Anthropology with Ethnographic Film: A Thirty-Year View
Nancy Lutkehaus (University of Southern California), Cold-War Pedagogy: Man, A Course of Study (MACOS), Ethnographic Film, and Teaching American Kids Science
Discussants:
Jenny Chio (University of Southern California)
Wilton Martínez (Center for Visual Anthropology of Peru)
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Visible Evidence, the international conference on documentary film and media, will convene for its 26th year at University of Southern California, July 24th-28th. VE XXVI will feature the history, theory, and practice of documentary and nonfiction cinema, television, video, audio recording, digital media, photography, and performance, in a wide range of panels, workshops, plenary sessions, screenings, and special events.
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VISIBLE EVIDENCE XXVI, July 24th - 28th
This program is open to all eligible individuals. USC operates all of its programs and activities consistent with the university’s Notice of Non-Discrimination. Eligibility is not determined based on race, sex, ethnicity, sexual orientation or any other prohibited factor.
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