Click here for the introduction to the Round and Square series "Syllabic Cycles"
18 January 2015—The Accidental Ethnographer Syllabus 2015
18 January 2015—China's Lunar Calendar: 2015 01-18
18 January 2014—China's Lunar Calendar: 2014 01-18
18 January 2013—Channeling Liam: Celsius (get over it)
18 January 2012—Seinfeld Ethnography: Swimming in East River
18 January 2011—Cultural and Intellectual History Tweets: Resource Center
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On this date in Round and Square History18 January 2015—The Accidental Ethnographer Syllabus 2015
18 January 2015—China's Lunar Calendar: 2015 01-18
18 January 2014—China's Lunar Calendar: 2014 01-18
18 January 2013—Channeling Liam: Celsius (get over it)
18 January 2012—Seinfeld Ethnography: Swimming in East River
18 January 2011—Cultural and Intellectual History Tweets: Resource Center
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All Classes
Spring 2017
Robert André LaFleur Office
Hours:
Morse Ingersoll 111 Monday 12:05-12:30
363-2005 1:30-2:00
363-2005 1:30-2:00
lafleur@beloit.edu Wednesday 12:05-1:35
Unless otherwise indicated, NYRB and Round and Square readings are due on Mondays for HIST 190 and HIST 210 and will be a part of both the quiz and class discussion on Mondays. For HIST 150 and ANST 351, they are due on Tuesday (of course).
Week One—January 17-18
Syllabic Cycles—Introduction, a-d (read all four posts, not just the first one—but go quickly).
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Week Two—January 24-25 (Wednesday reading this week)
Quotidian Quizzes—Introduction, a-h (skim the first four posts, but read the last four carefully (they get to the heart of our course).
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Week Three—January 30-31
Styling Culture: Chicago-style Footnotes and Endnotes
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Week Four—February 6-7
Theory Corner: Bricolage
(If you find the concept of bricolage useful, there are two more linked posts).
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Week Five—February 13-14
The Philosophy of History of Philosophy: A History (Introduction)
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Week Six—February 20-21
La Pensée Cyclique (Marcel Granet)
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Week Seven—February 27-28
The Thousand Ask Question (read the first post; the next two are highly recommended).
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Week Nine—March 13-14
Structure, History, and Culture (it is important this week that you read both posts. Please understand that the perspective in these posts will play key roles in the rest of our work.
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Structure, History, and Culture—NCAA Basketball
Structure, History, and Culture—Electoral College
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Week Twelve—April 3-4
The Cortex Chronicles: Introduction
The Cortex Chronicles: Punting and Strategy 1a
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Week Thirteen—April 10-11
The Cortex Chronicles: Punting and Downs 1b
The Cortex Chronicles: Punting and Trolleys 1c
The Cortex Chronicles: Punting and Thinking 1d
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Week Fourteen—April 17-18
The Cortex Chronicles: Long Synapse Punting 1e
The Cortex Chronicles: Contrapuntal 1f
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