Gene Ammarell
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 168844 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Gene Ammarell |
| NOMBRES | Gene |
| APELLIDO | Ammarell |
| FIRMA | AMMARELL G |
| AFILIACIONES | 1. [email protected] |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1988 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2014 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Whither Southeast Asia in the Anthropocene
For the authors of these papers, as is true for many of us, there is a special urgency associated with the acceleration of environmental degradation and its negative impact on individual human lives to which we bear witness in Asia and elsewhere. While truly "natural" disasters like earthquakes and tsunamis are strikingly devastating, it is the destruction of environments from anthropogenic sources that are often the most frustrating. That is, we…
Shared Space, Conflicting Perceptions, and the Degradation of an Indonesian Fishery
This article takes as its subject the degradation, through blast and cyanide fishing, of one of the world's largest and most species diverse coral reefs. Drawing attention to the role of culturally founded spatial models in orienting local perceptions and practices, it provides a case study of how such degradation can proceed unchecked when the social meanings inscribed upon a seascape by those who rely upon it as an economic resource find themse…
Knowing when to set sail; Practical knowledge and simple heuristics in Bugis navigational stategies
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situstions
Bugis migrants from South Sulawesi, Indonesia, have been at the center of several recent regional conflicts. In order to explain their role in these conflicts, historic and ethnographic accounts of Bugis migration and settlement, as well as interviews with recently repatriated migrants, are presented, and current theories of frontier/state relations are brought to bear. This article suggests that Bugis migrants have often acted as agents of assim…
Network Newsgroups as a Teaching Tool in the Social Sciences
Dans le cadre d'un cours d'introduction a l'anthropologie culturelle, l'A. a developpe des groupes d'informations par ordinateur afin de permettre un enseignement moins centre sur le professeur, de favoriser l'interaction, et de developper certaines competences comme l'analyse critique, une expression ecrite claire, la capacite a collaborer avec autrui et a evaluer, reviser et repenser son propre travail comme celui de ses pairs. Ce travail se re…
Bugis Navigation
Sky Calendars of the Indo-Malay Archipelago
in recent years anthropology has begun to face up to the implications of the truism that people do not respond directly to their environment but rather to the environment as they conceive of it e.g. to animals and plants as conceptualized in their minds and labeled by their language. In other words, understanding human ecology requires understanding human conceptual systems. It is not enough to understand the role of a type of organism in economi…
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situstions
Bugis migrants from South Sulawesi, Indonesia, have been at the center of several recent regional conflicts. In order to explain their role in these conflicts, historic and ethnographic accounts of Bugis migration and settlement, as well as interviews with recently repatriated migrants, are presented, and current theories of frontier/state relations are brought to bear. This article suggests that Bugis migrants have often acted as agents of assim…
Network Newsgroups as a Teaching Tool in the Social Sciences
Dans le cadre d'un cours d'introduction a l'anthropologie culturelle, l'A. a developpe des groupes d'informations par ordinateur afin de permettre un enseignement moins centre sur le professeur, de favoriser l'interaction, et de developper certaines competences comme l'analyse critique, une expression ecrite claire, la capacite a collaborer avec autrui et a evaluer, reviser et repenser son propre travail comme celui de ses pairs. Ce travail se re…
Shared Space, Conflicting Perceptions, and the Degradation of an Indonesian Fishery
This article takes as its subject the degradation, through blast and cyanide fishing, of one of the world's largest and most species diverse coral reefs. Drawing attention to the role of culturally founded spatial models in orienting local perceptions and practices, it provides a case study of how such degradation can proceed unchecked when the social meanings inscribed upon a seascape by those who rely upon it as an economic resource find themse…
Sky Calendars of the Indo-Malay Archipelago
in recent years anthropology has begun to face up to the implications of the truism that people do not respond directly to their environment but rather to the environment as they conceive of it e.g. to animals and plants as conceptualized in their minds and labeled by their language. In other words, understanding human ecology requires understanding human conceptual systems. It is not enough to understand the role of a type of organism in economi…
Whither Southeast Asia in the Anthropocene
For the authors of these papers, as is true for many of us, there is a special urgency associated with the acceleration of environmental degradation and its negative impact on individual human lives to which we bear witness in Asia and elsewhere. While truly "natural" disasters like earthquakes and tsunamis are strikingly devastating, it is the destruction of environments from anthropogenic sources that are often the most frustrating. That is, we…
Knowing when to set sail; Practical knowledge and simple heuristics in Bugis navigational stategies
Sky Calendars of the Indo-Malay Archipelago
in recent years anthropology has begun to face up to the implications of the truism that people do not respond directly to their environment but rather to the environment as they conceive of it e.g. to animals and plants as conceptualized in their minds and labeled by their language. In other words, understanding human ecology requires understanding human conceptual systems. It is not enough to understand the role of a type of organism in economi…
Network Newsgroups as a Teaching Tool in the Social Sciences
Dans le cadre d'un cours d'introduction a l'anthropologie culturelle, l'A. a developpe des groupes d'informations par ordinateur afin de permettre un enseignement moins centre sur le professeur, de favoriser l'interaction, et de developper certaines competences comme l'analyse critique, une expression ecrite claire, la capacite a collaborer avec autrui et a evaluer, reviser et repenser son propre travail comme celui de ses pairs. Ce travail se re…
Bugis Navigation
Knowing when to set sail; Practical knowledge and simple heuristics in Bugis navigational stategies
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situstions
Bugis migrants from South Sulawesi, Indonesia, have been at the center of several recent regional conflicts. In order to explain their role in these conflicts, historic and ethnographic accounts of Bugis migration and settlement, as well as interviews with recently repatriated migrants, are presented, and current theories of frontier/state relations are brought to bear. This article suggests that Bugis migrants have often acted as agents of assim…
Whither Southeast Asia in the Anthropocene
For the authors of these papers, as is true for many of us, there is a special urgency associated with the acceleration of environmental degradation and its negative impact on individual human lives to which we bear witness in Asia and elsewhere. While truly "natural" disasters like earthquakes and tsunamis are strikingly devastating, it is the destruction of environments from anthropogenic sources that are often the most frustrating. That is, we…
Shared Space, Conflicting Perceptions, and the Degradation of an Indonesian Fishery
This article takes as its subject the degradation, through blast and cyanide fishing, of one of the world's largest and most species diverse coral reefs. Drawing attention to the role of culturally founded spatial models in orienting local perceptions and practices, it provides a case study of how such degradation can proceed unchecked when the social meanings inscribed upon a seascape by those who rely upon it as an economic resource find themse…
Geography (5 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Philosophy (3 obras) · Archaeology (2 obras) · Asian Studies and History (2 obras) · Computer Science (2 obras) · Epistemology (2 obras) · Historical Geography and Cartography (2 obras) · History (2 obras) · Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies (2 obras)