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| | KOIZUMI Junji Last updated: Aug 25, 2011 at 00:00 | Name | KOIZUMI Junji |
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Affiliation | Osaka University |
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Degree | Ph. D., Anthropology(Stanford University), M. A., Sociology(The University of Tokyo), M. A., Anthropology(Stanford University) |
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Committee Memberships 1992 - 1994 Japanese Society of Cultural Anthropology Director 2003 Japan Association for Latin American Studies Director Awards & Honors 1981 Best Student Paper Award at the 1981 Anuual Meetings
of the Southwestern Anthropological Association. Misc Symbol and Context : A Study of Self and Action in a Guatemalan Culture. Ph. D. dissertation, Stanford University. 1981 Determinacy and Indeterminacy in Cultural Process : An Analysis of Religious Conversion in a Guatemalan Village. Southwestern Anthropological Association Newsletter. 11(2) 1982 Meaning of Prestige Reconsidered. Paper presented for the 81st Annual Meetings of the American Anthropological Association, Washington, D. C. 1982 Religious Change and Social Transformation : A Guatemalan Case. Annals of Latin American Studies. 4 1984 Practicing Interpretive Anthropology : A Middle American Case and Reductionism. 627,80-94 1985 Books etc Coe, Michael D., Mexico, New York : Praeger. Trans. by K. Terada and J. Koizumi
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The Interpretation of Geertz. 1983 |
Ritual and Reductionism : A Middle American Case and Functionalism. 1987 |
Ritual and Hermeneutics : On Reducing Symbolic Forms to Commonsensical Meanings. 1988 |
Symbols of Time Among the Mam : A Guatemalan Case and a Direction for Cultural Analysis. 1989 |
Works Anthropological Fieldwork in Northwestern Guatemala 1978 - 1979 Anthropological research as Ralph and Doris Hansmann Member at the School of Social Science, the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton. 1996 - 1997 Anthropological Fieldwork in Northwestern Guatemala for the research on the dinamics of cultures and systems. 1997 Research on community development programs for JICA (Japan International Cooperation Agency) 2003 Dynamics of Cultures and Systems in the Pacific Rim 1997 - 2000 Research Grants & Projects Critical Appraisal of Clifford Geertz's Interpretive Anthropology. Latin American Studies based on the Interpretive Approach. |
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