Paul W Hanson
Biographic Data
| ID | 220142 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Paul W Hanson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Paul W |
| FAMILY NAME | Hanson |
| SIGNATURE | HANSON P W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Case Western Reserve University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 43 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Automobility and site ontological analysis
Many scholars of mobility employ the concepts of assemblage, practice and intensive force. This paper argues that site ontological analysis is a productive way to understand the ways these phenomenon work together. The importance of practice organization to such a differential ontology is emphasized. A case study of an automobile journey on the Pennsylvania Turnpike illustrates how a momentary stranding in the driving event modified the site’s pr…
Cleveland’s Hough riots of 1966: Ghettoisation and egalitarian (re)inscription
This article is concerned with Cleveland's Hough riots of 1966. The Hough neighbourhood experienced rapid racial transition and ghettoisation as a result of urban renewal, suburbanisation and freeway construction. The riots, it is argued, rather than being primarily a frustrated reaction to ghetto conditions, represented what Jacques Rancière terms “democratic politics”: an appearance of the people in the order of the police. Attention to politic…
Toward a more transformative participation in the conservation of Madagascar’s natural resources
Engaging green governmentality through ritual: The case of Madagascar’s Ranomafana National Park
Les efforts de conservation nationale et internationale à Madagascar se sont graduellement intensifiés pendant les deux dernières décennies. La population de l’île a également augmenté ; le taux de croissance est actuellement de 3 %. Beaucoup de ruraux qui vivent dans et autour des six millions d’hectares de régions protégées ont été entraînés dans des tentatives d’intégrer conservation, développement et planning familial. Bien que les Malgaches …
Governmentality, Language Ideology, and the Production of Needs in Malagasy Conservation and Development
Integrated conservation and development program planning pivots on a critical exchange. In establishing protected areas, part of the subsistence base of resident people is enclosed. Residents are then offered assistance in meeting needs emerging from the enclosure. The elicitation and interpretation of need in such programs forms a technology of governance. This article analyzes differing linguistic ideologies underpinning needs production in Mad…
Conversing by Signs: Poetics of Implication in Colonial New England Culture (review)
Journal of American Folklore - Volume 114, Number 451, Winter 2001
Conversing by Signs: Poetics of Implication in Colonial New England Culture
People of the Sea: Identity and Descent among the Vezo of Madagascar. Rita Astuti
Nuptuality in Sub‐Saharan Africa: Contemporary Anthropological and Demographic Perspectives. Caroline BLEDSOE and Gilles Pison, eds
Reconceiving the Shape of Culture: Folklore and Public Culture
Reprenant les definitions du « folklore » de l'ouvrage « Toward New Prespectives » de A. Roger (1972), l'A. suggere qu'elles etaient en partie fondees sur l'affirmation que la culture d'un groupe est « naturellement » liee a son territoire, d'autres aspects culturels etant alors ecartes, comme le montre l'exemple du rituel malgache Sao Tany des Tanala. L'A. propose aux folkloristes de considerer la culture publique comme une approche alternative …
Beyond Feminist Aesthetics: Feminist Literature and Social Change
Governmentality, Language Ideology, and the Production of Needs in Malagasy Conservation and Development
Integrated conservation and development program planning pivots on a critical exchange. In establishing protected areas, part of the subsistence base of resident people is enclosed. Residents are then offered assistance in meeting needs emerging from the enclosure. The elicitation and interpretation of need in such programs forms a technology of governance. This article analyzes differing linguistic ideologies underpinning needs production in Mad…
Toward a more transformative participation in the conservation of Madagascar’s natural resources
Automobility and site ontological analysis
Many scholars of mobility employ the concepts of assemblage, practice and intensive force. This paper argues that site ontological analysis is a productive way to understand the ways these phenomenon work together. The importance of practice organization to such a differential ontology is emphasized. A case study of an automobile journey on the Pennsylvania Turnpike illustrates how a momentary stranding in the driving event modified the site’s pr…
People of the Sea: Identity and Descent among the Vezo of Madagascar. Rita Astuti
Reconceiving the Shape of Culture: Folklore and Public Culture
Reprenant les definitions du « folklore » de l'ouvrage « Toward New Prespectives » de A. Roger (1972), l'A. suggere qu'elles etaient en partie fondees sur l'affirmation que la culture d'un groupe est « naturellement » liee a son territoire, d'autres aspects culturels etant alors ecartes, comme le montre l'exemple du rituel malgache Sao Tany des Tanala. L'A. propose aux folkloristes de considerer la culture publique comme une approche alternative …
Engaging green governmentality through ritual: The case of Madagascar’s Ranomafana National Park
Les efforts de conservation nationale et internationale à Madagascar se sont graduellement intensifiés pendant les deux dernières décennies. La population de l’île a également augmenté ; le taux de croissance est actuellement de 3 %. Beaucoup de ruraux qui vivent dans et autour des six millions d’hectares de régions protégées ont été entraînés dans des tentatives d’intégrer conservation, développement et planning familial. Bien que les Malgaches …
Cleveland’s Hough riots of 1966: Ghettoisation and egalitarian (re)inscription
This article is concerned with Cleveland's Hough riots of 1966. The Hough neighbourhood experienced rapid racial transition and ghettoisation as a result of urban renewal, suburbanisation and freeway construction. The riots, it is argued, rather than being primarily a frustrated reaction to ghetto conditions, represented what Jacques Rancière terms “democratic politics”: an appearance of the people in the order of the police. Attention to politic…
Nuptuality in Sub‐Saharan Africa: Contemporary Anthropological and Demographic Perspectives. Caroline BLEDSOE and Gilles Pison, eds
Beyond Feminist Aesthetics: Feminist Literature and Social Change
Reconceiving the Shape of Culture: Folklore and Public Culture
Reprenant les definitions du « folklore » de l'ouvrage « Toward New Prespectives » de A. Roger (1972), l'A. suggere qu'elles etaient en partie fondees sur l'affirmation que la culture d'un groupe est « naturellement » liee a son territoire, d'autres aspects culturels etant alors ecartes, comme le montre l'exemple du rituel malgache Sao Tany des Tanala. L'A. propose aux folkloristes de considerer la culture publique comme une approche alternative …
Nuptuality in Sub‐Saharan Africa: Contemporary Anthropological and Demographic Perspectives. Caroline BLEDSOE and Gilles Pison, eds
People of the Sea: Identity and Descent among the Vezo of Madagascar. Rita Astuti
Conversing by Signs: Poetics of Implication in Colonial New England Culture (review)
Journal of American Folklore - Volume 114, Number 451, Winter 2001
Conversing by Signs: Poetics of Implication in Colonial New England Culture
Governmentality, Language Ideology, and the Production of Needs in Malagasy Conservation and Development
Integrated conservation and development program planning pivots on a critical exchange. In establishing protected areas, part of the subsistence base of resident people is enclosed. Residents are then offered assistance in meeting needs emerging from the enclosure. The elicitation and interpretation of need in such programs forms a technology of governance. This article analyzes differing linguistic ideologies underpinning needs production in Mad…
Engaging green governmentality through ritual: The case of Madagascar’s Ranomafana National Park
Les efforts de conservation nationale et internationale à Madagascar se sont graduellement intensifiés pendant les deux dernières décennies. La population de l’île a également augmenté ; le taux de croissance est actuellement de 3 %. Beaucoup de ruraux qui vivent dans et autour des six millions d’hectares de régions protégées ont été entraînés dans des tentatives d’intégrer conservation, développement et planning familial. Bien que les Malgaches …
Toward a more transformative participation in the conservation of Madagascar’s natural resources
Cleveland’s Hough riots of 1966: Ghettoisation and egalitarian (re)inscription
This article is concerned with Cleveland's Hough riots of 1966. The Hough neighbourhood experienced rapid racial transition and ghettoisation as a result of urban renewal, suburbanisation and freeway construction. The riots, it is argued, rather than being primarily a frustrated reaction to ghetto conditions, represented what Jacques Rancière terms “democratic politics”: an appearance of the people in the order of the police. Attention to politic…
Automobility and site ontological analysis
Many scholars of mobility employ the concepts of assemblage, practice and intensive force. This paper argues that site ontological analysis is a productive way to understand the ways these phenomenon work together. The importance of practice organization to such a differential ontology is emphasized. A case study of an automobile journey on the Pennsylvania Turnpike illustrates how a momentary stranding in the driving event modified the site’s pr…
Sociology (8 works) · Art (5 works) · History (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Global Maritime and Colonial Histories (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Anthropological Studies and Insights (3 works)