In case you haven't opened any of the zip files I uploaded to SacCT, you should do so as soon as possible in your team's storyboard process. At right is Alice's passport. In the Grand Tour file you'll find the trip itinerary, which ought to inspire some of you to think about the world of privilege she inhabited in San Francisco, the origin of many of the artifacts in the collection, the world of late 19th century empire on which her life was emplotted, and the sensibility that Alice would surely have brought to her marriage and Tasmanian soujourn. Everyone should read the tour journal, regardless of the team to which they are assigned.
Welcome to blog central for ANTH 177 (Spring 2014). Students in this course maintain individual blogs in order to record their weekly lab hours and summaries, journal their brilliant thoughts about our readings, discuss our exhibit and inventory project, and generate discussion about museum-related issues, events or opportunities. This is a nuts and bolts course that complements ANTH 176: Museums, Culture & Society (an introduction to the scholarly field of museum anthropology).
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Wednesday, March 5, 2014
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