Publications
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Recent Publications: Cotter and Valentinsson Publish in Journal of Sociolinguistice
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Recent Publications: Valentinsson Authors Language in Society Article ANLI doctoral candidate Mary-Caitlyn Valentinsson has published in Language in Society, a top journal in sociolinguistics. Her article, "Stance and the construction of authentic celebrity persona", analyzes how different linguistic stance-taking strategies shape perceptions of authenticity in the context of media and pop culture. The article is available via Online FirstView at https://doi.org/10.1017/... Read more |
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Bronitsky Contributes to Applied Anthropologist Dr. Gordon Bronitsky (PhD Arizona, 1977) has authored a new article on his work through the nonprofit IndigeNOW! that appears in the latest issue of The Applied Anthropologist (Vol. 37, No. 2, 2017). Read “Beyond ‘What Everybody Knows’: Doing Applied Anthropology by Turning Up the Volume!” here. |
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Recent Publications: Affiliate Elson Writes about Archaeological Volcanology Mark Elson (Associate Adjunct Professor) and volcanologist Michael Ort (Northern Arizona University) have defined the relatively new field of “Archaeological Volcanology” in The Encyclopedia of Archaeological Sciences, published by Wiley and Blackwell Press for the SAA Society for Archaeological Sciences. The volume and article can be accessed here. |
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Recent Publications: SoA Faculty, Alumni Contribute to International Encyclopedia of Anthropology The 2018 edition of The International Encyclopedia of Anthropology has just been released. Access abstracts of the following entries by Regents’ Professor Mark Nichter: |
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Recent Publications: New Volume on the Creation of Communities A new volume has just come out with the University of Arizona Press on community creation entitled Forging Communities in Colonial Alta California, edited by Kathleen Hull (UC Merced) and John Douglass (SoA and Statistical Research, Inc.). This volume incorporates work from numerous scholars who study colonial California to understand how communities were... Read more |
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Recent Publications: Alvarez and Nabhan Write about “Strategies to Broaden Knowledge Associate Professor Maribel Alvarez and Gary Nabhan (Research Social Scientist, Southwest Studies Center) have published a conversation in the 2018 issue of the Journal of Folklore and Education. Read “Strategies to Broaden Knowledge: Citizen Scientists and... Read more |
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Recent Publications: Stoffle Team Publishes on Ute Heritage Tree The School of Anthropology (Bureau of Applied Research in Anthropology) research team headed by Professor Rich Stoffle has a new article in the International Journal of Intangible Heritage. Titled “‘Grandfather Tree’: Ute Horror at the Killing of a Heritage Tree,” the article is about a grandfather tree that was removed/killed without consultation with the culturally associated tribes. It argues for the need to have an ongoing cultural heritage discussions between peoples of... Read more |
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Stinnett and Genovese Contribute to Anthropology News Alumni Ashley Stinnett (PhD Arizona, 2014) and Taylor Genovese (BA Arizona, 2013) are part of a baker’s dozen of anthropologists who answer the question, “What’s in Your Bag, Anthropologists?” in a July 18, 2018 piece for Anthropology News. Read the article here. Dr. Stinnett is now an assistant professor at Western Kentucky... Read more |
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Silverstein Article on Turkish Agricultural Reform in American Ethnologist Associate Professor Brian Silverstein’s article, “Commensuration, Performativity, and the Reform of Statistics in Turkey,” was recently published in American Ethnologist, 45(3), 2018; DOI: 10.1111/amet.12668. Changing the way in which statistics are compiled and then used can have effects on the things the statistics are about. One of the important ways in which Turkish agriculture and, hence, rural livelihoods are changing is through changes in the way agriculture... Read more |
ANLI doctoral candidates William Cotter and Mary-Caitlyn Valentinsson have published a joint paper in the Journal of Sociolinguistics. “Bivalent class indexing in the sociolinguistics of specialty coffee talk” focuses on the discourse of the specialty coffee industry, and how it is used in North America to... 
