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About AnthropoeticsAnthropoetics, founded in 1995 as UCLA's first Open Access journal, is devoted to Generative Anthropology, which studies the works of human culture on the hypothesis that language, religion, art, and all things specifically human can be traced to a unique scene of origin. The Chronicles of Love & Resentment have also been available since 1995 and number over 500. Follow the GABlog: Generative Anthropology in the Public Sphere, keep up with us on Twitter, and visit us on Facebook. A bibliography of Generative Anthropology can be found at the Anthropoetics Library Thing page. For a general introduction to Generative Anthropology, visit the Introduction to GA page. |
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GASCOur eleventh annual Summer Conference will be held at the University of Stockholm, Sweden, in June 2017. The Call for Papers is now available. The tenth annual 2016 Summer Conference took place at the Kinjo Gakuin University in Nagoya, Japan, from June 17-19. Our 2015 Summer Conference was held in High Point, NC, from June 4-7. The 2014 Summer Conference was held at the University of Victoria, British Columbia, from June 19-22, 2014. The 2013 conference returned to the birthplace of GA, UCLA's Royce Hall; and the 2012 GASC was held in Tokyo jointly with COV&R, following up on the efforts of late GA stalwart Herbert Plutschow. The Generative Anthropology Society and Conference is our membership organization. It supports GA activities such as the GABlog and the GAlist, and particularly our ongoing conference series. Visit the Society home page and become a member here. GA Summer Conference HomeGenerative Anthropology
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