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Cultural Transmission as Translation,
Exchange, and Reproduction
A
Symposium in Honor of
Roger D. Abrahams
22-23 March
2002
(the Sounding Board remains open for responses until April 8, 2002)
On the campus of the
University of Pennsylvania
(and here on the Web, beginning 14 February 2002)
Co-sponsored
by The Center for Folklore
and Ethnography at The University of Pennsylvania and the
Center
for Folklore Studies at The Ohio State University
VOICE / o v e r
  is planned in
honor of our colleague and mentor,
Roger D. Abrahams, on the occasion of his retirement from directing
the
Center for Folklore and Ethnography, and his semi-retirement from
teaching.
We'll build on discussions begun at conferences held at Penn
over the past two years, Second Nature
and Take/Cover. The conference begins here,
on
this
website's Sounding Board, with the
posting of brief opening chords--meditations, ruminations, arguments and other
short disquisitions--on current trends, issues, problems, and possible
directions for the field of folklore. (See the framework
for discussion for more information.)
The online event will culminate in
a two-day symposium on March 22 and 23 on the campus of the
University of Pennsylvania.
We invite all of you to respond to, build on, and take issue with, the
postings on the Sounding Board, and in the coming
weeks leading up to the March gathering we will post your responses and
counter-responses. Themes and issues that emerge during the online
discussion will form the basis for sessions at the two-day symposium
in March. Watch this site for additional postings and a
symposium program. We look forward to hearing from you and to seeing you
in March.
Mary Hufford
mhufford@sas.upenn.edu
Dorothy Noyes
noyes.10@osu.edu
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