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Department of Anthropology
Brandeis University
P.O. Box 549110, MS 006
Waltham, MA 02454-9110

(781) 736-2210
(781) 736-2232 (FAX)

Office location: Brown 228
lcarpent@brandeis.edu

Brandeis Anthropology Recent Ph.D.s

Kim Allegretto, Ph.D. ’07 (Archaeology). "Adopting Maize in the Eastern Woodlands of North America"

Adrianne Dana-Tabet, Ph.D. ’00 (Sociocultural). "Wet Tea Bags and Astral Projections: (Dis)Embodying the Transgender Experiences"

Martha Denney, Ph.D. ’00 (Sociocultural). "A Cross-Cultural Semiotics of Music"

Janina Fenigsen-Zieba, Ph.D. ’00 (Sociocultural). "Linguistic Ideologies and Practices in Barbados"

Jane Goodman, Ph.D. ’99 (Sociocultural). "Refracting Berber Identities: Politics of Culture, Poetics of History"

Nitish Jha, Ph.D. ’02 (Sociocultural). "The Bifurcate Subak: The Social Organization of a Balinese Irrigation Community"

Robert Markens, Ph.D. ’04 (Archaeology). "Ceramic Chronology in the Valley of Oaxaca, Mexico, during the Late Classic (A.D. 500-800) and Postclassic Periods (A.D. 800-1521) and the Organization of Ceramic Production"

Kelly D. Nelson, Ph.D. ’00 (Sociocultural). "Gender and Sexuality at Play: Women Professional Athletes and the People Who Watch Them"

Eileen Moore Quinn, Ph.D. ’99 (Sociocultural). "‘Nostalgia Is Our Future’: Self-representational Genres and Cultural Revival in Ireland"

Daivi Rodima, Ph.D. ’08 (Sociocultural). "Sharing Work and Sharing Money: Cooperative Work Groups and Personhood among the Kuria of Tanzania."

Carole Elizabeth Rosenstein, Ph.D. ’00 (Sociocultural). "Forms of Belonging, Forms of Difference: Art, Ethnicity and Stratifications of Culture in Contemporary Santa Fe"

Mark Seifert, Ph.D. ’07 (Sociocultural) "Guaymi Provisioning in the Rural Caribbean of Panama: A Diachronic Analysis of Market Forces and the Identification of Indigenous Micro-economies"

Kim Shively, Ph.D. ’01 (Sociocultural). "Body and Nation: The Female Body, Religious Radicalism, and Nationalistic Ideology in Modern Turkey"

Thomas Shulich, Ph.D. '06 (Sociocultural) "Love in the Time of Money: Intimate and Economic Affiliations Among Men in Chiangmai, Thailand"

Amy Todd, Ph.D. ’04 (Sociocultural). "The Regulation of Vending in the Urban Marketplace System of Oaxaca, Mexico"