Anthropology videos

presented at the Library of Congress, June 23rd 2008. This was tons of fun to present. I decided to forgo the PowerPoint and instead worked with students to prepare over 40 minutes of video for the 55 minute presentation. This is the result. more info: mediatedcultures.net 0 Introduction, YouTube's Big Numbers 2:00 Numa Numa and the Celebration of Webcams 5:53 The Machine is Us/ing Us and the New Mediascape 12:16 Introducing our Research Team 12:56 Who is on YouTube? 13:25 What's on Youtube ...

Bud Powell , Jorn Elniff Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen Copenhagen , Early 1962 dvd"in europe"

A forensic anthropologist describes and shows what's part of their work.

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**November 21st** This song is dedicated to all anthro-enthusiasts (lay and pro), and especially to my own students, and the current students of my own first introductory Anthropology professor at the University of British Columbia -- who are a very fortunate bunch. I can only hope that you enjoy and appreciate that class and prof as much as I did! And that anthro continues to inspire you throughout your life, wherever it may take you :) The line about Anthro professors all being kinda crazy ...

Keith Hart Lecture on Globalisation. Anthropology Department, Goldsmiths college, University of London. March 2005

Interview with Barbara King, Professor of Anthropology, College of William and Mary. The Open Source Teaching Project

Adventurous and high-paying tourists are being offered the chance to make "first contact" with some of the world's last remaining uncontacted tribes. First contact with the outside world usually spells disaster for genuine uncontacted tribes. Presented by Mark Anstice, an experienced expedition leader and author of a book also called First Contact, this film looks at the complex issues surrounding the ethics of first contact and meets the people involved.

A short film about anthropology (filmed at the London Anthropology Day 2006) made by Ed Owles and Cinzia Rocchi, who have both recently completed a Master's degree in Visual

Cultural Anthropology is a social science that explores how people understand - and act in - the world. But what, exactly, is it that Cultural Anthropologists do? How do they approach their research? In this short film, three members of MIT's Anthropology Department, Stefan Helmreich, Erica James, and Heather Paxson, talk about their current work and the process of doing fieldwork.

A brief overview of social anthropology and the study of other cultures. Please see www.alanmacfarlane.com for the context and further films

In this program, three distinguished University of Maryland professors, Marilyn London, professor of anthropology, Tom Mauriello, professor of criminology and criminal justice, and Andrew Wolvin, professor of communication, come together to discuss how scientists assist in criminal investigations. They take a look at the lives, research, and education of criminal investigators and forensic anthropologists to show how science is being used to solve crimes.

How far is it from Prozac to cyborgs? Daniela Cerqui is a social and cultural anthropologist at the University of Lausanne and explores the edges of "posthuman" society, a society marked by human and computer hybridisation. We talk to her about the definition of "normality" in a technology-centred world, chip implants and the future of human evolution. Daniela Cerqui is also know for following and studying Kevin Warwick's life as a cyborg from an anthropological point of view. More at: www ...

Law and conflict resolution. Definitions and functions of law comparative law, status, contract, individual rights, courts, juries, torture. For the context and further materials pleasae see www.alanmacfarlane.com

The Exchange of Wealth - gifts, reciprocity, commodities, markets, capitalism. For the context and other materials please see www.alanmacfarlane.com

Jam Session at Mt.Fuji Jazz Fes with Blue Note 1989. Bobby Watson:as,Don Sckler:tp,Shigeharu Mukai:tb,Bobby Hutcherson:vib,Don Pullen:p,Cameron Brown:b,Lewis Nash:ds

Adventurous and high-paying tourists are being offered the chance to make "first contact" with some of the world's last remaining uncontacted tribes. First contact with the outside world usually spells disaster for genuine uncontacted tribes. Presented by Mark Anstice, an experienced expedition leader and author of a book also called First Contact, this film looks at the complex issues surrounding the ethics of first contact and meets the people involved.

Jean Rouch on the Future of Visual Anthropology

Greg Fleischut and Steve Erquiaga (backup) Improvisation www.myspace.com www.erquiaga.com

Personnel: Kim Park-sax, Joe Cartwright-piano, Bob Bowman-bass, Todd Strait-drums Recorded at SoundTrek Studios, Kansas City, MO DVD available at: www.kimparkmusic.com

Filmed as part of a second year course in social anthropology at Cambridge University in November 2001. For further writings on the social theorists and the background, please see www.alanmacfarlane.com ... social theory paradigms kuhn montesquieu weber marx anthropology

Aztec Facts, Anthropology 1, Hot Facts Teacher Rachel Join your hot facts teacher Rachel for some fun facts about the Aztec culture. Find out things about the Aztec calendar, Aztec symbols, Aztec gods, Aztec Art, Aztec Warriors, some history of the Aztecs and their civilization, religion and sacrifice. www.youtube.com www.funfactsgirls.com http Music By Jimmy Gelhaar www.jimmyg.us http youtube.com Copyright 2009 Target Public Media. All Rights Reserved.

Adventurous and high-paying tourists are being offered the chance to make "first contact" with some of the world's last remaining uncontacted tribes. First contact with the outside world usually spells disaster for genuine uncontacted tribes. Presented by Mark Anstice, an experienced expedition leader and author of a book also called First Contact, this film looks at the complex issues surrounding the ethics of first contact and meets the people involved.

Alto sax: Shaun Tenor : Lee Piano : Tanee Bass : Stuart Drums : Daine

Rouch on the future of Visual Anthropology interviewed In the summer of 2001 when the IWF in Göttingen hosted the conference "Orig Rouch on the future of Visual Anthropology interviewed In the summer of 2001 when the IWF in Göttingen hosted the conference "Origins of Visual Anthropology - Putting the Past Together". Get more info @ www.ethnofilm.de