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Faculty Profiles
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Susan Carol Rogers
Associate Professor of Anthropology
B.A. 1972, Brown; M.A. 1973, Ph.D. 1979, Northwestern; M.S. 1983, Illinois.
Research interests include sociocultural anthropology; French society
and culture; rural development; tourism; Europeanist ethnography and history.
Publications
"Which
heritage? Nature, culture, and identity in French rural tourism."
French Historical Studies 25, no. 3. 2002.
"Anthropology in France." Annual
Review of Anthropology 30. 2001. 481-504.
Shaping Modern Times in Rural France: The Transformation and Reproduction
of an Aveyronnais Community. Princeton University Press. 1991.
"Good to think: The 'peasant' in contemporary France." Anthropological
Quarterly 60, no. 2. 1987. 56-63.
Paysans, Femmes, et Citoyens: Luttes pour le Pouvoir dans un Village
Lorrain. (Peasants, Women, and Citizens: Power in a Village of Lorraine),
with C. Karnoouh and H. Lamarche. Actes Sud. 1980.
"Female forms of power and the myth of male dominance: a model of
female/male interaction in peasant society." American Ethnologist
2, no. 4. 1975. 727-56.
Rufus D. Smith
Hall
25 Waverly Place
New York, NY 10003 |
telephone: 212.998.8550
fax: 212.995.4014
anthropology@nyu.edu |
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