Anthropology 382: The Anthropology of Ethics
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1 Anthropology382:TheAnthropologyofEthics Instructor: ChinaScherz OfficeETC112A Meetingtime: TuesdaysandThursdays9am 10:20am Meetinglocation: Elliot126 Officehours: Tuesdays10:30 11:30,Wednesdays3 5andbyappointment Inrecentyearstheword ethics hasbecomeincreasinglyprevalentinpublic discourse.oneneedonlylookatthedebatesovercorporateaccountabilityfollowing thefinancialcollapseof2008orthebioethicaldebatesthathaveemergedinthewake ofnewtechnologiesanddebatesovernationalizedhealthcaretoseethistermin action.thedisciplineofanthropologyisnoexceptiontothisrule.muchtimehasbeen spentdiscussinganthropology sprofessionalethics,examiningtheproblemsrelatedto translatingbioethicscross culturally,andexploringtheeffectsofethicaldiscoursein contemporaryformsofgovernance.tosomeextent,thiscoursebracketsthesemore topicalproblemsinfavorofattendingtotheclassicanthropologicalprojectof examiningdiverseformsofreasoningconcerningmattersofjusticeandrightaction.in linewiththisaim,wewillworktodefineandutilizeaconceptualtoolkitadequatetothe taskofinvestigatinghowsocialactorsunderstandandnegotiatecomplexethical quandaries,andhowbysodoingsuchactorsmaycometoparticipateinprocessesof socialchange. Inthiscoursewewilluseamixofconceptworkandethnographiccasestudiesto movethroughaseriesofthemes.followingabriefoverviewofthecurrentstateofthe fieldwewillbeginbylookingatquestionsofsubjectivityandethicalwork,exploringthe waysinwhichpeopleshapethemselvesandeachotherasparticularkindsofethical subjects.next,wewilllookatdifferentwaysoftheorizingtheprocessesthroughwhich peopleapproachethicaldilemmasandhowethicschangeovertimeandspace.inthe finalsectionofthecoursewewilllookathownew universal moralformsincluding bioethics,humanrights,andlifeitselfaremovingaroundtheglobe.inrelationtothis wewillturnthelensonanthropologyitselfaskingwhetherornotanthropologymight becomeatoolforthecreationofmorenuancedethicalforms. CourseRequirements ParticipationandAttendance:Conferenceparticipantsareexpectedtocometoeach classhavingreadandthoughtaboutthereadingslistedforthatday.ourdiscussionswill focusoncomingtoacollectiveunderstandingoftheassignedreadings,evaluatingthe evidenceandclaimsmadebytheauthors,andconsideringotherpossibleapproachesto thesametopics.duringclasseachpersonshouldexpecttomakeacontributiontothe conversation. DiscussionQuestions:Eachconferenceparticipantwillberequiredtodevelopasetof discussionquestionstwiceduringthesemester.theassignedconferenceparticipant 1
2 shouldcometoclasswithasetof3 5questionsdesignedtosparkourconversation. Mid SemesterEssays:Eachstudentwillberequiredtosubmittwo5 6pagemidsemesteressaysoverthecourseoftheterm.ThesepaperswillbedueINCLASSon October7 th andnovember16 th.youshouldprintoutyourpaper(double spaced,12 pt TimesNewRoman,1inchmargins),stapleit,andbringitwithyoutoclassonthedayit isdue.iwillreturnyourpaperstoyouwithintwoweeks.promptsforeachofthese essayswillbedistributedtwoweeksbeforetheduedate. FinalPaper:A15 20pagefinalpaperwillbedueonDecember16th.Pleaseprintyour paperoutandbringittomyofficeby5pm.overthecourseofthesemesteryoushould workwithmetodevelopafinalpapertopicthatbringswritingsontheanthropologyof ethicstobearonanethnographiccaseortopicofinteresttoyou.yourpapershould makeuseofcoursereadings,butshouldalsoincorporatesomeindependentlibrary research.youwillbeexpectedtosubmita250 wordpaperabstractandbibliography inclassonnovember23rd.thefinaltwoclasssessionswillbepaperworkshopswhere eachstudentwillhaveachancetopresentandreceivefeedbackontheirworkin progress. Policies LatePapersandExtensions:Everyonewillhavea24 hourgraceperiodonallwritten assignments.after24 hoursyouwilllose1/3ofalettergradeforeachdaythe assignmentislate.additionalextensionswillbegrantedonlyinexceptional circumstances. Laptops,CellPhones Tocreateanatmosphereconducivetodialoguealllaptopsorcell phonesshouldbeswitchedoffbeforethestartofclass.nophonecalls,texting,or computerusewillbeallowedduringclass.ifyouneedtouseyourlaptoptotakenotes foramedicalreasonpleaseseemesothatwecanmakeanaccommodation. PunctualityClasswillstartontimeat9am.Pleasebehereandreadytobeginatthat time. Grading:Yourfinalgradeinthecoursewillbecalculatedoutofatotalof100points. Mid SemesterEssays 20pointseachx2=40 FinalPaper 30points 30 ClassParticipation 30 Total 100 RequiredTexts: SabaMahmood(2005)PoliticsofPiety:TheIslamicRevivalandtheFeministSubject, PrincetonUniversityPress.ISBN: WilliamH.Sewell(2005)LogicsofHistory:SocialTheoryandSocialTransformation, UniversityofChicagoPress.ISBN:
3 JoelRobbins(2004)BecomingSinners:ChristianityandMoralTormentinaPapuaNew GuineaSociety,UniversityofCaliforniaPressISBN: HeatherPaxson(2004)MakingModernMothers:EthicsandFamilyPlanninginUrban Greece,UniversityofCaliforniaPress.ISBN: JenniferJohnson Hanks(2005)UncertainHonor:ModernMotherhoodinanAfrican Crisis,ChicagoUniversityPress.ISBN: LibraryReserves:Allreadingswillalsobeplacedonelectronicand/or2 hourhardcopy reserveatthelibrary. CourseSchedule: August31 st :Introduction September2 nd :Shouldanthropologybemoral?Adebate DidierFassinandWiktorStoczkowski(2008) Shouldanthropologybemoral?Adebate ; Fassin(2008) Beyondgoodandevil?Questioningtheanthropologicaldiscomfortwith morals ;Stoczkowski(2008) The fourthaim ofanthropology:betweenknowledgeand Ethics September7 th :ConformingwithNorms,CopingwithFreedom Durkheim(1953) DeterminationofMoralFacts 35 62,Laidlaw,J.(2002) Foran AnthropologyofEthicsandFreedom ;Recommended:Foucault,M.(1984) TheEthics oftheconcernoftheselfasapracticeoffreedom SubjectivityandEthicalWork September9 th :VirtueandItsAlternatives MacIntyre,A(1984)AfterVirtue(p );Larmore,C.(1996)TheMoralsof Modernity(p.19 40) September14 th :Autopoesis:PartOne Faubion,J.(2001) TowardanAnthropologyofEthics:Foucaultandthe PedagogiesofAutopoiesis ;Foucault,M.(1984)TheUseofPleasure:TheHistory ofsexuality:volume2(p.3 32) September16 th :Autopoesis:PartTwo Zaloom,C. TheDisciplineofSpeculators (p );Bourdieu,Pierre(1972)Outline ofatheoryofpractice(p.72 95and ) September21 st :PoliticsofPiety SabaMahmood(2005)PoliticsofPiety(p.1 117) 3
4 September23 rd :PoliticsofPiety FIRSTESSAYPROMPTDISTRIBUTED SabaMahmood(2005)PoliticsofPiety(p ) MoralDilemmasandEthicalTransformation September28 th :ProblematizationsandMoralBreakdowns(50) Foucault,M.(1984) Polemics,Politics,andProblematizations:AnInterviewwithMichel Foucault (p );Robbins,J.(2007) BetweenReproductionandFreedom: Morality,Value,andRadicalCulturalChange (p );Zigon,J.(2007) Moral BreakdownandtheEthicalDemand ( ) September30 th :RichesandRenunciation JamesLaidlaw(1996)RichesandRenunciation(1 21, , ). October5 th :LogicsofHistory WilliamH.Sewell(2005)LogicsofHistory:SocialTheoryandSocialTransformation October7 th :LogicsofHistory FIRSTESSAYDUE WilliamH.Sewell(2005)LogicsofHistory:SocialTheoryandSocialTransformation October12 th :VitalConjunctures JenniferJohnson Hanks(2005)UncertainHonor:ModernMotherhoodinanAfrican Crisis(Chapter1 4) October14 th :VitalConjunctures JenniferJohnson Hanks(2005)UncertainHonor:ModernMotherhoodinanAfrican Crisis(Chapters5 8), WhentheFutureDecides FallBreak October16 th 24 th October26 th :,MakingModernMothers HeatherPaxson(2004)MakingModernMothers:EthicsandFamilyPlanninginUrban Greece(Chapters1 3) October28 th :MakingModernMothers HeatherPaxson(2004)MakingModernMothers:EthicsandFamilyPlanninginUrban Greece(Chapters4 5) November2 nd :BecomingSinners SECONDESSAYPROMPTDISTRIBUTED Robbins,Joel(2006)BecomingSinners:ChristianityandMoralTormentinaPapuaNew GuineaSociety(Prologue,Introduction) November4 th :BecomingSinners Robbins,Joel(2006)BecomingSinners:ChristianityandMoralTormentinaPapuaNew GuineaSociety(Part1) 4
5 November9 th :BecomingSinners Robbins,Joel(2006)BecomingSinners:ChristianityandMoralTormentinaPapuaNew GuineaSociety(Part2,Conclusion) AnthropologyforEthics November11 th :EthicsinCirculation(PartOne) Adams,V.(1997) SufferingtheWindsofLhasa:HumanRights,CulturalDifference,and HumanisminTibet MedicalAnthropologyQuarterly11(2):1 28;Petryna,A.(2005) Ethicalvariability:Drugdevelopmentandglobalizingclinicaltrials.AmericanEthnologist 32(2): November16 th :EthicsinCirculation(PartTwo)SecondEssayDue Cohen,Lawrence(1999) WhereItHurts:IndianMaterialforanEthicsofOrgan Transplantation ;Cohen,L.(2010) EthicalPublicity (ArticleWillBeSentVia ) NoClassNovember18 th InstructoratConference LibraryWorkshopwithDena Hutto November23 rd :Anthropology,Ethics,andObjectivity(PartOne) ABSTRACTANDBIBLIOGRAPHYDUE Weber,Max(1904) Objectivity insocialscienceandsocialpolicy Weber,Max(1922) ScienceasaVocation NoClassNovember25 th ThanksgivingHoliday November30 th :Anthropology,Ethics,andObjectivity(PartTwo) Scheper Hughes,Nancy(1995) ThePrimacyoftheEthical:Propositionsfora MilitantAnthropology incurrentanthropologyv.36,n.3,june1995; D Andrade MoralModelsinAnthropology incurrentanthropologyv.36,n.3, June1995,ResponsestoD AndradeandScheper HughesinCurrent Anthropologyv.36,n.3,June1995. December2 nd :FinalPaperWorkshop LastClassDecember7 th :FinalPaperWorkshop December16 th :FINALPAPERSDUE 5
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