Winter
Syllabus 2003
Mondays
9:00 -11:00 large group meeting (Recital Hall)
1:00 3:00 workshops (Sarah/CRC116, Laurie/L1308,
Sean/Com 341)
Tuesdays
9:00 11:00 workshop (Sarah CRC 116)
9:30 11:30 seminars (Laurie/Com 323, Sean/Com 310)
12:00 2:00 seminar (Sarah CRC 116)
2:30 4:30 yoga workshop (all program CRC 116/117)
Wednesdays
all day collaborative group meetings
Thursdays
10:00 12:00 peer group meetings (Com 308/Grass Lake)
1:00 4:00 workshops (Laurie/Com 308, Sean/Com 341)
Fridays
all day individual study and preparation
Laurie Meeker,
Com 308F, 867-6613, meekerl@evergreen.edu
Sarah Williams,
Seminar Bldg 4161, 867-6561, williasa@evergreen.edu
Sean Williams,
Com 304B, 867-6623, williams@evergreen.edu
Vicki Arrington, Com 301,
867-6605, arringtv@evergreen.edu (program secretary)
Office Hours: Tuesdays
1:30-2:30 (Laurie and Sean); Monday 3:00-4:00 (Sarah)
A Natural History of the Senses (Ackerman)
Sensuous Scholarship (Stoller)
Animal Dreams (Kingsolver)
Partial Recall (Lippard)
Soundscapes
chapter 7 (Shelemay)
Musical Healing in Cultural Contexts (Gouk) selected chapters only (do not buy)
The Performance of Healing (Laderman and Roseman) selected chapters only (do
not buy)
Between East and West (Irigaray)
Islands Out of Time (Thompson)
Intimate Nature: The Bond Between Women and Animals (Hogan, Metzger, and Peterson)
Teddy Bear
Patriarchy: Taxidermy in the Garden of
Eden, New York City, 1908-1936 (Haraway) from Primate Visions: Gender, Race,
and Nature in the World of Modern Science, pp. 26-58. [will be available in
bookstore]
Why Look at Animals?
(Berger) [will be available in bookstore]
Why Look at Women?
(Kaeppler) [will be available in bookstore]
Before Week One:
Read A Natural History of the
Senses (Ackerman)
Week One:
1/6 9:00 -11:00 The Nature of Music (Sean) (Recital Hall)
1:00 3:00 workshops (Sarah/CRC116, Laurie/L1308, Sean/Com 341)
1/7 9:00 11:00 workshop (Sarah CRC 116)
9:30 11:30 seminars (Laurie/Com 323, Sean/Com 310)
12:00 2:00 seminar (Sarah CRC 116)
2:30 4:30 yoga workshop (all program CRC 116/117)
1/9 10:00 12:00 peer group meetings (groups 1-4 to Grass Lake)
1:00 4:00 workshops (Laurie/Com 326, Sean/Com 341)
Assignment for
next week: Sensuous Scholarship
(Stoller).
Week Two:
1/13 9:00 11:00 The Anthropology of Abjection (Sarah) (Recital Hall)
1:00 3:00 workshops (Sarah/CRC116, Laurie/L1308, Sean/Com 341)
5:30 7:30 Potluck Dinner at the Organic Farmhouse!!
1/14 9:00 11:00 workshop (Sarah CRC 116)
9:30 11:30 seminars (Laurie/Com 323, Sean/Com 310)
12:00 2:00 seminar (Sarah CRC 116)
2:30 4:30 yoga workshop (all program CRC 116/117)
1/16 10:00 12:00 Peer group meetings (groups 5-8 to Grass Lake)
1:00 4:00 workshops (Laurie/Com 326, Sean/Com 341)
Assignment for next week:
Read Animal Dreams
(Kingsolver). Finish your integrative
paper and turn it in to your primary facultys mailbox by noon on Friday the 24th. No late papers will be accepted.
Week Three:
1/20 all day Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Holiday: community work party at
Grass Lake (all students are encouraged
to join in!)
1/21 9:00 11:00 workshop (Sarah CRC 116)
9:30 11:30 seminars (Laurie/Com 323, Sean/Com 310)
12:00 2:00 seminar (Sarah CRC 116)
2:30 4:30 yoga workshop (all program CRC 116/117)
1/23 10:00 12:00 Peer group meetings (integrative essay peer review)
1:00 4:00 workshops (Laurie/Com 326, Sean/Com 341)
1/24 evening Suzanne
Lacy (public art)
Assignment for next week: Read Partial
Recall ((Lippard). Prepare a draft
of your co-authored evaluation for the first session and e-mail it to your
primary faculty in the body of the text (not as an attachment) BEFORE 4 pm on
MONDAY THE 27th.
Week Four: INTERSESSION
1/27 9:00 -11:00 The Politics of Representation (Laurie) (Recital Hall)
11:00 1:00 Peer review of co-authored evaluations
2:00 4:00 Revision
and rewriting of co-authored evaluations (send by 4 pm)
4:00 6:00 Student
conferences
1/28 9:00 12:00 Student conferences
2:30 4:30 yoga workshop (all program CRC 116/117)
1/30 9:00 12:00 Student conferences
1:00 4:00 Student
conferences
Assignment for next week: Music and Memory, Chapter Seven
(Shelemay) and selections from The
Performance of Healing (Laderman and Roseman) and Musical Healing in Cultural Context (Gouk) (see handout to be given
in class).
Week Five:
2/3 9:00 -11:00 Music and Healing (Sean) (Recital Hall)
1:00 3:00 workshops (Sarah/CRC116, Laurie/L1308, Sean/Com 341)
2/4 9:00 11:00 workshop (Sarah CRC 116)
9:30 11:30 seminars (Laurie/Com 323, Sean/Com 310)
12:00 2:00 seminar (Sarah CRC 116)
2:30 4:30 yoga workshop (all program CRC 116/117)
2/6 10:00 12:00 Peer group meetings (groups 9-12 to Grass Lake)
1:00 4:00 workshops (Laurie/Com 326, Sean/Com 341)
Assignment for
next week: Read Between East and West
(Irigaray).
Week Six:
2/10 9:00 -11:00 Guest Lecture: Breathing Bodies (Thomas Hornbein) (Recital
Hall)
1:00 3:00 workshops (Sarah/CRC116, Laurie/L1308, Sean/Com 341)
2/11 9:00 11:00 workshop (Sarah CRC 116)
9:30 11:30 seminars (Laurie/Com 323, Sean/Com 310)
12:00 2:00 seminar (Sarah CRC 116)
2:30 4:30 yoga workshop (all program CRC 116/117)
2/13 10:00 12:00 Peer group meetings (groups 1-4 to Grass Lake)
1:00 4:00 workshops (Laurie/Com 326, Sean/Com 341)
2/14 7:30 pm Evening
concert with David Trasoff, playing music of North India
(in the Recital Hall), free of charge!!
Assignment for
next week: Read Islands Out of Time (Thompson).
Week Seven:
2/17 all day No Meetings:
Presidents Day Holiday
2/18 9:00 11:00 workshop (Sarah CRC 116)
9:30 11:30 seminars (Laurie/Com 323, Sean/Com 310)
12:00 2:00 seminar (Sarah CRC 116)
2:30 4:30 yoga workshop (all program CRC 116/117)
2/20 10:00 12:00 Peer group meetings (groups 5-8 to Grass Lake)
1:00 4:00 workshops (Laurie/Com 326, Sean/Com 341)
Assignment for next week: Read Intimate
Nature parts 3 (Borderlines: The Domesticated Wild) and 4
(Relationships: Learning From Animals); selected chapter by Donna Haraway
(Teddy Bear Patriarchy: Taxidermy in the Garden of Eden, New York City,
1908-1936 from Primate Visions: Gender,
Race, and Nature in the World of Modern Science, pp. 26-58).
Week Eight:
2/24 9:00 -11:00 National Geographies of Primates (Sarah) (Recital Hall);
Video: Donna
Haraway Reads the National Geographies of Primates
1:00 3:00 workshops (Sarah/CRC116, Laurie/L1308, Sean/Com 341)
2/25 9:00 11:00 workshop (Sarah CRC 116)
9:30 11:30 seminars (Laurie/Com 323, Sean/Com 310)
12:00 2:00 seminar (Sarah CRC 116)
2:30 4:30 yoga workshop (all program CRC 116/117)
2/27 10:00 12:00 Peer group meetings (groups 9-12 to Grass Lake)
1:00 4:00 workshops
Assignment for next week: Read Intimate
Nature part 5 (Come Into Animal Presence:
Testimonies) and Why Look at Animals? (Berger)/Why Look at Women?
(Kappeler). Consider attending the Pacific Northwest Regional Ethnomusicology
Conference in the Recital Hall, 9 am to 4 pm.
Sean is the regional president of the society; people will be coming
from all over the northwest to present the results of their latest research
into ethnomusicology.
Week Nine:
3/3 9:00 -11:00 The Politics of Representation II (Laurie)
(Recital Hall)
1:00 3:00 workshops (Sarah/CRC116, Laurie/L1308, Sean/Com 341)
3/4 9:00 11:00 workshop (Sarah CRC 116)
9:30 11:30 seminars (Laurie/Com 323, Sean/Com 310)
12:00 2:00 seminar (Sarah CRC 116)
2:30 4:30 yoga workshop (all program CRC 116/117)
3/6 10:00 12:00 peer support group meetings (Com 308)
1:00 4:00 workshops (Laurie/Com 326, Sean/Com 341)
Assignment for next week: Finish your integrative paper and turn
it in to your primary facultys mailbox by noon on Friday the 7th. No late papers will be accepted. Please note that your co-authored evaluation
is due by noon on Friday the 14th.
Week Ten: COLLABORATIVE PRESENTATIONS
3/10 9:00 12:00 presentations
(Recital Hall)
1:00 3:00 prepare a draft of your co-authored evaluation
3/11 9:00 12:00 presentations (CRC 116/117)
1:00 2:30 peer review of your co-authored evaluations
2:30 4:30 yoga
workshop (all program CRC 116/117)
3/13 9:30 12:00 presentations
(Com 308)
1:00 4:00 presentations
(Com 308)
3/14 9:00 1:00 final
revision of your co-authored evaluation
Make
an appointment with your seminar/workshop leader for a final evaluation. During evaluation week, make a proposal for
your work in spring quarter.
PLEASE DO NOT MAKE ANY TRAVEL
ARRANGEMENTS FOR PRIOR TO FRIDAY OF EVALUATION WEEK!!