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… societies conceive of the spatial order they exhibit. What terms are meaningful and how are they related?: e.g., … inland. How have these meanings changed historically and what symbolic and material weight do they bear? Meetings are …

… societies conceive of the spatial order they exhibit. What terms aremeaningful and how are they related?: e.g., … inland. How have these meanings changed historically and what symbolic and material weight do they bear? …

… in the field of postcolonial studies. Questions include what is meant by the term “postcolonial” and to whom it can …

… CE through 1100). He is most interested in the question of what positive conclusions we can draw from the vast amount …

… to medical education, helping doctors to facilitate this process for patients during their own practice. “In … thinking about things,” Wallace said. “In psychiatry it’s what are the symptoms, how do you manage the symptoms, how do …

… narratives. How did African-Americans make their escapes? What does their mobility look like in slavery? In freedom? … in America, Brazil, Cuba, and Haiti. By virtue of this process, he argues, nostalgia was transformed from a disease …

… CE through 1100). He is most interested in the question of what positive conclusions we can draw from the vast amount …

… culture is that it often takes non-verbal forms, in the process bearing witness to the lives and experiences of those … unconference, with a schedule below. This two-day event features four lightning round-style panels representing … Nicholas Rinehart, Dartmouth College REGISTER FOR THIS EVENT HERE: …