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Media type:
E-Article
Title:
The Life of an Academic: A Personal Record of a Teacher, Administrator, and Anthropologist
Contributor:
Friedl, Ernestine
imprint:
Annual Reviews Inc., 1995
Published in:Annual Review of Anthropology
Language:
English
ISSN:
0084-6570
Origination:
Footnote:
Description:
<p>An account, spanning 50 years, of how I became an anthropologist, my graduate education at Columbia University, and my academic positions at Brooklyn and Queens College and at Duke University. I discuss my fieldwork among the Chippewa of Wisconsin and among modern Greeks in Boetia and Athens. I comment on the new ethnography as it applies to modern Greek studies and discuss how and why I turned to gender studies. I comment on teaching, university administration, and trends in contemporary anthropology and make a recommendation for a future thrust of the field. Reconnecting biology and cultural anthropology is, I believe, a necessary step if anthropology is to continue to be useful for ameliorating the human condition.</p>