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Cultural Transmission as Translation,
Exchange, and Reproduction
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VOICE/OVER
Cultural Transmission as Translation, Exchange, and Reproduction
The Center for Folklore and Ethnography at the University of Pennsylvania
and the Center for Folklore Studies at the Ohio
State University announce plans for a symposium, Voice/Over: Cultural
Transmission as Translation, Exchange, and
Reproduction, to be held on the Penn campus, March 22-23, 2002.
Voice/Over, the third in a series of symposia sponsored
by the Center for Folklore and Ethnography, will honor Roger D. Abrahams,
the CFE's first director, on the occasion of his
semi-retirement from teaching. In recognition of Dr. Abrahams'
wide-ranging and vital contributions to the theory and
practice of folklore since the 1960s, participants from the first two
meetings will launch discussion of the field's core
project on the Center's website (www.sas.upenn.edu/folklore) in
mid-February. Visitors to the website are encouraged to
post responses.
The live symposium will begin at 9:00 a.m. on Friday, March 22 in the
McNeill Center and will continue on Saturday, March
23 in the Terrace Room in Logan Hall (249 So. 36th Street). The
conference is free and open to students, faculty, staff, and
professional colleagues. For further information, visit the Center for
Folklore and Ethnography website, or contact Joyce
Roselle (jroselle@sas.upenn.edu) at 215-898-8400.
 
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