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Barry R. Bainton's Discussions
Students and Colleagues of Edward H. Spicer
The first anthropology book I bought that I was not required to buy as part of a course, was Edward H. Spicer's, Perspectives in American Indian Culture Change. It open a whole new exciting world of…Continue
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Started Mar 23, 2011
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Barry R. Bainton posted a blog postInsurance and Gun Responsibility
Back in early December I posted an article on my POcentrist Blog addressing the problem of gun responsibility (AKA Gun Control) and applying an anthropological insight to the problem. You can find the posting at http://pocentrist.blogspot.com/2012/12/a-modest-proposal-market-solution-to.html. The idea is that in the United States the attitude toward the GUN is complex and deeply rooted in regional and…See More
Christine Ho commented on Barry R. Bainton's blog post Man the Tool maker and Gun Control"Dear Barry,
Your name was the only one that surfaced when the HRSJ Committee was looking for anthropologists with expertise in gun violence to serve as panelists and you were not available. In the absence of experts, the HRSJ Committee decided to…"
Barry R. Bainton posted a status""The List that Anthropology did not make" http://thesuperorganic.blogspot.com/2013/02/the-list-that-aaa-did-not-make.html"
Barry R. Bainton commented on Barry R. Bainton's blog post Man the Tool maker and Gun Control"Dear Christine
Thanks for the comment and the invitation. As I mentioned in a private communication I will be unable to attend the meetings. I was sorry to learn that the committee has shift it focus to the broader topic of…"
Christine Ho commented on Barry R. Bainton's blog post Man the Tool maker and Gun Control"Dear Barry,
The SfAA Human Rights and Social Justice Committee will be hosting a roundtable on Gun Viiolence at the annual meetings in Denver on Thursday, March 21 from 2 - 3:30 pm. We are inviting members of the SfAA community to serve as panelists…"
Christine Ho commented on Barry R. Bainton's blog post Man the Tool maker and Gun Control"Dear Barry,
I was delighted to see this blog about gun control because the SfAA Human Rights and Social Justice Committee will be hosting a roundtable at the annual meetings in Denver on gun violence, which I will be facilitating. It is scheduled…"
Barry R. Bainton posted a blog postMan the Tool maker and Gun Control
Thoughts about the role of technology and gun control policyhttp://thesuperorganic.blogspot.com/2013/01/man-toolmaker-or-tool.htmlSee More
Barry R. Bainton replied to Isaac Morrison's discussion Job guidance for fledgling Anthropologists"Dear Isaac
Did anything come from your effort?
Barry Bainton"
Barry R. Bainton commented on emilie hitch's group Business Anthropologists"Applied anthropology is a policy science. It looks to the body of anthropological and social science theory and data for the clues, evidence and models for organizational policy formulation, application and/or implementation. An important part of…"
Barry R. Bainton replied to Shane D. Pahl's discussion Reading Material in the group Business Anthropologists"Shane:
Are you looking for business ANTHROPOLOGY resources or BUSINESS anthropology resources? The former, I find, are more narrow in focus while the latter are more diverse in focus but have an anthropologically…"
Barry R. Bainton posted a blog post"What does the applied ethnographer need to know about business?"
http://thesuperorganic.blogspot.com/2012/01/what-business-needs-to-know-from.html ). But there is a complementary side to the question. "What does the applied ethnographer need to know about business?" I feel that it is more important, or at least equally important, to address this problem from the anthropologist/ethnographer perspective. In particular, the status/role that the applied ethnographer is required to occupy and play in the business context. That is the status/role of a “team…See More
Barry R. Bainton posted a blog postHOW OLD IS APPLIED ANTHROPOLOGY?
We often think that an "applied anthropology" is a recent development in the evolution of anthropology as a discipline and science. The Society for Applied Anthropology, for example, was founded in the early 1940s in Washington and Boston. But the essence of what is applied anthropology precedes the SfAA. Conrad Reining in a paper, entitled, "A Lost Period of Applied Anthropology" published in American Anthropologist,( 64:593-600, 1962) finds that the origins an applied anthropological…See More
Profile Information
- Hometown:
- Barrington, RI
- About Me:
- Student of Edward H. Spicer. Masters and Doctorate in Anthropology from the U of Arizona. Owner of The Superorganic blog (http://thesuperorganic.blogspot.com/) and The sole/soul proprietor blog (http://thesolesoulproprietor.blogspot.com/)
See my profile @ http://www.linkedin.com/in/barryrbainton for details.
- Website:
- http://thesuperorganic.blogspot.com/
- Area(s) of Training
- anthropology, applied anthropology, cultural anthropology, ethnography, ethnology, other
- Area(s) of Expertise
- Applied anthropology, Business and Life coaching, Small business development, Family Business, and International business, institutional history of anthropology
- Most Recent Degree
- PhD
- Current Area of Employment
- Semi retired - Self employed writer and business coach
Barry R. Bainton's Photos
Barry R. Bainton's Blog
Insurance and Gun Responsibility
Back in early December I posted an article on my POcentrist Blog addressing the problem of gun responsibility (AKA Gun Control) and applying an anthropological insight to the problem. You can find the posting at http://pocentrist.blogspot.com/2012/12/a-modest-proposal-market-solution-to.html. The idea is that in the United States the attitude toward the GUN is complex and deeply rooted in regional…
ContinuePosted on February 22, 2013 at 2:00pm
Man the Tool maker and Gun Control
Thoughts about the role of technology and gun control policy
http://thesuperorganic.blogspot.com/2013/01/man-toolmaker-or-tool.html
Posted on January 28, 2013 at 2:30pm — 5 Comments
"What does the applied ethnographer need to know about business?"
http://thesuperorganic.blogspot.com/2012/01/what-business-needs-to-know-from.html ). But there is a complementary side to the question. "What does the applied ethnographer need to know about business?" I feel that it is more important, or at least equally important, to address this problem from the anthropologist/ethnographer perspective. In particular, the status/role that the applied ethnographer is required to occupy and play in the business context. That is the…
ContinuePosted on March 8, 2012 at 12:47pm
HOW OLD IS APPLIED ANTHROPOLOGY?
We often think that an "applied anthropology" is a recent development in the evolution of anthropology as a discipline and science. The Society for Applied Anthropology, for example, was founded in the early 1940s in Washington and Boston. But the essence of what is applied anthropology precedes the SfAA. Conrad Reining in a paper, entitled, "A Lost Period of Applied Anthropology" published in American Anthropologist,( 64:593-600, 1962) finds that…
ContinuePosted on January 27, 2012 at 12:16pm
Comment Wall (1 comment)
- At 8:53pm on August 4, 2011,
Robert Guang Tian said… Barry:
Please send me your revised paper ASAP. Thank you.
Robert
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