Susan Carol Rogers
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 91952 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Susan Carol Rogers |
| NOMBRES | Susan Carol |
| APELLIDO | Rogers |
| FIRMA | ROGERS S C |
| AFILIACIONES | New York University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 39 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 192 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 37 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 4 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1975 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Transatlantic Parallaxes
Anthropological inquiry developed around the study of the exotic. Now that we live in a world that seems increasingly familiar, putatively marked by a spreading sameness, anthropology must re-envision itself. The emergence of diverse national traditions in the discipline offers one intriguing path. This volume, the product of a novel encounter of American anthropologists of France and French anthropologists of the United States, explores the poss…
Shaping Modern Times in Rural France
Pop Life
Prince Rogers Nelson (1958–2016) was a once-in-a-generation songwriter, instrumentalist, singer, performer, and entrepreneur, occupying a singular place in the history of twentieth-century popular music. I served as his staff recording engineer during four of his most productive years (1983–1987), working on albums from Purple Rain through the unreleased Black Album. This article offers my perspective on Prince’s working methods, his genius for p…
Transatlantic Parallaxes
Transatlantic Parallaxes
Anthropological inquiry developed around the study of the exotic. Now that we live in a world that seems increasingly familiar, putatively marked by a spreading sameness, anthropology must re-envision itself. The emergence of diverse national traditions in the discipline offers one intriguing path. This volume, the product of a novel encounter of American anthropologists of France and French anthropologists of the United States, explores the poss…
Transatlantic parallaxes
Parallaxes transatlantiques
Tirer parti des effets de parallaxe. Analyser les conséquences sur l'objet observé d'un changement de position de l'observateur. Tel était l'ambition des dix anthropologues réunis pour réaliser cet ouvrage, fruit d'une collaboration inédite conduite pendant plusieurs années. Cinq Américains travaillant en France et cinq de leurs homologues français engagés de même aux États-Unis se sont ainsi rencontrés régulièrement, échangeant leurs points de v…
The Bureaucrat and the Poor
Responding to crisis
Around the Tuscan Table
Around the Tuscan Table: Food, Family and Gender in Twentieth-Century Florence. Carole M. Counihan. New York: Routledge, 2004. 248 pp
Which Heritage? Nature, Culture, and Identity in French Rural Tourism
Research Article| August 01 2002 Which Heritage? Nature, Culture, and Identity in French Rural Tourism Susan Carol Rogers Susan Carol Rogers Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google French Historical Studies (2002) 25 (3): 475–503. https://doi.org/10.1215/00161071-25-3-475 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn MailTo Permissions Search Site Citation Susan Carol Rogers; Which Heritage? Nature, Culture, and Ide…
L'anthropologie en France
En France comme ailleurs, l'anthropologie s'est d'abord développée en tant que discipline autonome vouée à l'étude des sociétés lointaines, primitives ou « exotiques », mais, au cours des dernières décennies, son horizon s'est élargi jusqu'à inclure les sociétés plus proches de la nôtre, dans le temps et l'espace. A considérer l'abondante littérature produite durant les trente dernières années par les anthropologues français travaillant sur la Fr…
Anthropology in France
In France as elsewhere, anthropology developed as an autonomous discipline concerned with the study of faraway primitive or "exotic" societies, but it has shifted its purview, especially over the past several decades, to also include societies closer to home in both time and space. Consideration of the substantial literature produced over the past 30 years by French anthropologists conducting research in France illustrates the specificities of na…
Farming Visions
History and Anthropology Reflections on Visits across Borders
This short commentary on Louise Tilly's paper offers a reflection on the usefulness of recognizing disciplinary borders, taking as a point of departure her description of a shift over the past twenty-five years in dominant styles of analysis in urban history from structural to cultural approaches. Careful consideration of cross-disciplinary differences in the meanings attributed to such apparently shared terms as "structure" and "culture" promise…
L’enseignement agricole aux États-Unis. À propos du système «Land-grant »
Cet article étudie analytiquement l’historiographie de la constitution du système Land-grant américain. Il s’agit d’un réseau national d’institutions financées sur fonds publics, et se consacrant à la recherche et à la formation agricoles. Ce réseau fut établi par une série de lois fédérales votées par le Congrès américain entre 1862 et 1914. Le système Land-grant , encore très solide de nos jours, combine étroitement la vulgarisation, la recherc…
Provocations of European Ethnology
What is the relevance of Europeanist ethnography for anthropological theory generally? Considering a region usually regarded as the source rather than an object of anthropology and colonialism alike, seven anthropologists reflexively address, inter alia, the implications of studying spaces already deeply explored by other disciplines, the potential of economic history to defamiliarize Eurocentric models and of recent events to illuminate such con…
Forest Rites
Natural Histories
that extraordinary contradiction in French society which cannot be found in any other country: rural areas have become completely urbanized in terms of life style, and yet there persists such a strong difference between Rus and Urbs that, as often as they can, city folk flee to the countryside or small towns in search of, not only urban comfort, but also a mysterious something more that seems to give meaning to life. -Henri Mendras, La Fin des pa…
American Dreams, Rural Realities
Quiet Days in Burgundy
The Corncribs of Buzet
When the Shoe Fits
The author presents a case study of a French community which there exists a convenient fit between the manner in which data are organized in the national census on one hand and local notions about how families and households should be organized on the other. This means that data series from the census can in fact yield a revealing picture of patterns of change over time in...family organization....Although the French census has certainly not been…
Shaping Modern Times in Rural France
Shaping Modern Times in Rural France. The Transformation and Reproduction of an Aveyronnais Community
Female Forms of Power and the Myth of Male Dominance
The assumption of universal male dominance, which stems from epistemological biases in anthropology, is belied by evidence that women wield considerable power within the context of the peasant household and community. The apparent contradictions between public stances of male dominance and the realities of female power can be resolved and explained by a model which is potentially extensible to other types of pre-industrial societies. In conclusio…
Good to Think
Susan Carol Rogers, Good to Think: The "Peasant" in Contemporary France, Anthropological Quarterly, Vol. 60, No. 2, Anthropological Research in France: Problems and Prospects for the Study of Complex Society (Apr., 1987), pp. 56-63
Anthropology in France
In France as elsewhere, anthropology developed as an autonomous discipline concerned with the study of faraway primitive or "exotic" societies, but it has shifted its purview, especially over the past several decades, to also include societies closer to home in both time and space. Consideration of the substantial literature produced over the past 30 years by French anthropologists conducting research in France illustrates the specificities of na…
Inheritance and Social Organization Among Family Farmers
Comparative analysis of two French farming communities and two communities of Illinois grain farmers indicates that a similar range of variation in social organization is to be found at different levels of economic development. This is explained by the proposition that agriculturalists in all four communities share, as family farmers, a common set of fundamental concerns and a limited range of responses to them. Two contrasting French/American pa…
Which Heritage? Nature, Culture, and Identity in French Rural Tourism
Research Article| August 01 2002 Which Heritage? Nature, Culture, and Identity in French Rural Tourism Susan Carol Rogers Susan Carol Rogers Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google French Historical Studies (2002) 25 (3): 475–503. https://doi.org/10.1215/00161071-25-3-475 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn MailTo Permissions Search Site Citation Susan Carol Rogers; Which Heritage? Nature, Culture, and Ide…
Provocations of European Ethnology
What is the relevance of Europeanist ethnography for anthropological theory generally? Considering a region usually regarded as the source rather than an object of anthropology and colonialism alike, seven anthropologists reflexively address, inter alia, the implications of studying spaces already deeply explored by other disciplines, the potential of economic history to defamiliarize Eurocentric models and of recent events to illuminate such con…
Natural Histories
that extraordinary contradiction in French society which cannot be found in any other country: rural areas have become completely urbanized in terms of life style, and yet there persists such a strong difference between Rus and Urbs that, as often as they can, city folk flee to the countryside or small towns in search of, not only urban comfort, but also a mysterious something more that seems to give meaning to life. -Henri Mendras, La Fin des pa…
Owners and Operators of Farmland
Land tenure and transfer patterns in two Illinois farm communities are discussed as an example of the ongoing development, sociocultural influences, and intrasector variation within American commercial agriculture. In the aggregate, U.S. farmland tenure patterns appear to have undergone change over the last 40 years, with farmland ownership increasingly dispersed outside of the production sector. Today, the dominant pattern in commercial agricult…
Espace masculin, espace féminin. Essai sur la différence
Cette étude repose sur l'hypothèse selon laquelle, dans certaines sociétés, tant la perception du monde que les comportements sont différenciés selon les sexes. Cela nécessite le réexamen des pratiques ethnologiques courantes qui s'appuient sur l'idée que la perception masculine est partagée par l'ensemble des membres d'une société et utilisent — implicitement ou explicitement — les attitudes masculines comme critère normatif. La différenciation …
L'anthropologie en France
En France comme ailleurs, l'anthropologie s'est d'abord développée en tant que discipline autonome vouée à l'étude des sociétés lointaines, primitives ou « exotiques », mais, au cours des dernières décennies, son horizon s'est élargi jusqu'à inclure les sociétés plus proches de la nôtre, dans le temps et l'espace. A considérer l'abondante littérature produite durant les trente dernières années par les anthropologues français travaillant sur la Fr…
Farming Visions
Culture et changement social dans l'Occident contemporain
Rogers Susan Carol. Culture et changement social dans l'Occident contemporain. In: L'Homme, 1992, tome 32 n°121. Anthropologie du proche. pp. 31-46
Gender definitions in the Latin Quarter
Female Forms of Power and the Myth of Male Dominance
The assumption of universal male dominance, which stems from epistemological biases in anthropology, is belied by evidence that women wield considerable power within the context of the peasant household and community. The apparent contradictions between public stances of male dominance and the realities of female power can be resolved and explained by a model which is potentially extensible to other types of pre-industrial societies. In conclusio…
Woman's Place
Primitive societies and barbarous societies and the historical societies of Europe and the East exhibit almost every conceivable variety of institutions, but in all of them, regardless of the form of social structure, men are always in the ascendancy, and this is perhaps the more evident the higher the civilization ... so far as I can see, it is a plain matter of fact that it is so. Feminists have indeed said that this is because women have alway…
Espace masculin, espace féminin. Essai sur la différence
Cette étude repose sur l'hypothèse selon laquelle, dans certaines sociétés, tant la perception du monde que les comportements sont différenciés selon les sexes. Cela nécessite le réexamen des pratiques ethnologiques courantes qui s'appuient sur l'idée que la perception masculine est partagée par l'ensemble des membres d'une société et utilisent — implicitement ou explicitement — les attitudes masculines comme critère normatif. La différenciation …
Gender definitions in the Latin Quarter
Inheritance and Social Organization Among Family Farmers
Comparative analysis of two French farming communities and two communities of Illinois grain farmers indicates that a similar range of variation in social organization is to be found at different levels of economic development. This is explained by the proposition that agriculturalists in all four communities share, as family farmers, a common set of fundamental concerns and a limited range of responses to them. Two contrasting French/American pa…
Rogers Reports on Congressional Application of Anthropological Skills
General/Theoretical
Interpretive Approaches to Southeast Asian Languages and Cultures—A Symposium
The introduction to the symposium sets out a methodological framework for the apprehension of Southeast Asian rituals, languages, and literary texts so that they are at once open to cross-cultural comparative analysis and recorded in social and symbolic contextual detail. Philosopher Paul Ricoeur's use of the term “interpretation” is central here: he urges students of cultures to combine attention to structural features of language and culture (f…
Owners and Operators of Farmland
Land tenure and transfer patterns in two Illinois farm communities are discussed as an example of the ongoing development, sociocultural influences, and intrasector variation within American commercial agriculture. In the aggregate, U.S. farmland tenure patterns appear to have undergone change over the last 40 years, with farmland ownership increasingly dispersed outside of the production sector. Today, the dominant pattern in commercial agricult…
Laurence Wylie in Peyrane, 1983
Good to Think
Susan Carol Rogers, Good to Think: The "Peasant" in Contemporary France, Anthropological Quarterly, Vol. 60, No. 2, Anthropological Research in France: Problems and Prospects for the Study of Complex Society (Apr., 1987), pp. 56-63
Historical Anthropology of the Family. Martine Segalen
Directory of Europeanist Anthropoligists in North America
Ties That Cut and Bind
Shaping Modern Times in Rural France
Challenging the notion that modernization is a homogenizing process, Susan Rogers contends that in the course of large-scale transformations communities often reproduce and strengthen distinctive cultural and social features. To make this argument, she focuses on the French farming community of "Ste Foy" during a period of rapid change (1945-75). Using ethnographic field data and archival material that she collected as a "participant-observer," s…
When the Shoe Fits
The author presents a case study of a French community which there exists a convenient fit between the manner in which data are organized in the national census on one hand and local notions about how families and households should be organized on the other. This means that data series from the census can in fact yield a revealing picture of patterns of change over time in...family organization....Although the French census has certainly not been…
Shaping Modern Times in Rural France
Shaping Modern Times in Rural France. The Transformation and Reproduction of an Aveyronnais Community
Culture et changement social dans l'Occident contemporain
Rogers Susan Carol. Culture et changement social dans l'Occident contemporain. In: L'Homme, 1992, tome 32 n°121. Anthropologie du proche. pp. 31-46
The Corncribs of Buzet
American Dreams, Rural Realities
Quiet Days in Burgundy
Natural Histories
that extraordinary contradiction in French society which cannot be found in any other country: rural areas have become completely urbanized in terms of life style, and yet there persists such a strong difference between Rus and Urbs that, as often as they can, city folk flee to the countryside or small towns in search of, not only urban comfort, but also a mysterious something more that seems to give meaning to life. -Henri Mendras, La Fin des pa…
Forest Rites
L’enseignement agricole aux États-Unis. À propos du système «Land-grant »
Cet article étudie analytiquement l’historiographie de la constitution du système Land-grant américain. Il s’agit d’un réseau national d’institutions financées sur fonds publics, et se consacrant à la recherche et à la formation agricoles. Ce réseau fut établi par une série de lois fédérales votées par le Congrès américain entre 1862 et 1914. Le système Land-grant , encore très solide de nos jours, combine étroitement la vulgarisation, la recherc…
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