Socio-Cultural and Linguistic

Thomas A. Abercrombie
Thomas O. Beidelman
Karen Blu
Arlene Davila
Tejaswini Ganti
Michael Gilsenan
Faye Ginsburg
Bruce Grant
Jeff D. Himpele
Aisha Khan
Don Kulick
Owen M. Lynch
Emily Martin
Sally Merry
Fred R. Myers
Rayna Rapp
Renato Rosaldo
Susan C. Rogers
Bambi B. Schieffelin
Lok Siu
Constance R. Sutton
Angela Zito

Archaeology

Pam J. Crabtree
Randall White
Rita P. Wright

Physical

Susan Antón
Shara Bailey
Anthony Di Fiore
Todd R. Disotell
Terry Harrison
Clifford J. Jolly

Anthropologists in
Other Departments

Asale Angel-Ajani
Allen Feldman
Haidy Geismar
Deborah Kapchan
Robin Nagle
Deborah Padgett


Affiliated Faculty

Timothy Bromage
Allen Feldman
Deborah Kapchan

Thomas A. Abercrombie

Director of Graduate Studies
Associate Professor of Anthropology
B.G.S. 1973, Michigan; M.A. 1978, Ph.D. 1986, Chicago.

Research interests include cultural history/historical anthropology; colonized societies; postcolonial situations; nationalism; ethnohistory of social movements, gender and sexuality in the Hispanic world; Andes, Spain.

Publications
In Colonial Lives, Richard Boyer and Geoffrey Spurling, eds. Oxford Univ. Press. 2000.

Pathways of Memory and Power, U. Wisconsin, 1998.

Q'aqchas and the Plebe in Rebellion. JLAA, 1996.

El carnaval postcolonial. Revista Andina. 1992.

To Be Indian, To Be Bolivian. In Indian and Nation State in Latin America. Greg Urban and Joel Sherzer, ed. U. Texas Press. 1991.