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Laura Graham

Professor Emeritus

University of Iowa

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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Anthropology Department

Latin American Studies Program

Laura Graham is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor Emeritus at University of Iowa.

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University of Iowa

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anthropology cultural anthropology ethnography indigenous studies cultural studies communication linguistics language sociocultural anthropology social anthropology indigenous peoples linguistic anthropology latin american research latin american studies sociolinguistics anthropological theory linguistic diversity latin american diaspora ethnohistory settler colonialism indigenous movements mortality historical linguistics royal anthropological institute image communication american studies intellectual discourse digital scholarship physical anthropology anthropological archaeology evolutionary anthropology cultural change nationality latin american politics environmental politics folklore studies diaspora studies thanatology interactional linguistics intercultural communication public sphere lifespan development cultural psychology lived experience american identity census demographic change digital culture cognitive anthropology indigenous languages oral history latin american archaeology middle ground amazonian indians central brazil contemporary experiences etenhiritipa pimentel barbosa existential recognition xavante politics public outreach work linguistic imagery brazilian print press indigenous voice mario juruna creative selves dialogic dreams negative consequences intangible culture expressive culture south america culture inter-american relation

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From “Ugh” to Babble (or Babel). Current Anthropology (2020)

Laura R. Graham

physical anthropologyanthropologycultural anthropologylinguistic anthropologysocial anthropologyanthropological archaeologycognitive anthropologysociocultural anthropologyanthropological theorylanguagemedical anthropologyevolutionary anthropologycultureethnography

A'ãMa Mrémé. (2019)

Laura R Graham

art

A’ãMa MréMé: A Playful Window Into a'uwẽ ‐Xavante Language, Cognition, and Social Organization. Journal of Linguistic Anthropology (2019)

Laura R. Graham

sociolinguisticslinguistic diversitylinguistic anthropologyindigenous languageslanguagelinguistics

Toward Representational Sovereignty: Rewards and Challenges of Indigenous Media in the a’uwẽ-Xavante Communities of EtéNhiritipa-Pimentel Barbosa. Media and Communication (2016)

Laura R. Graham

representational sovereigntycommunicationindigenous peoplesindigenous mediaetenhiritipa-pimentel barbosamedia studies

Native and National in Brazil: Indigeneity After Independence ‐ by GuzmáN, Tracy D.. Bulletin of Latin American Research (2015)

Laura R. Graham

anthropologyindigenous peoplesindigenous studiesnationalitynationalismcolonialismlatin american researchsettler colonialismindigenous movementslatin american studies

Performing Indigeneity: Global Histories and Contemporary Experiences. University of Nebraska Press eBooks (2014)

Laura R. GrahamH. Glenn Penny

cultural studieshumanitiesindigenous peoplesindigenous studiescontemporary experiencesperformance studies

Citando Mario Juruna: Imaginário LinguíStico E a TransformaçãO Da Voz IndíGena Na Imprensa Brasileira. Mana (2011)

Laura R. Graham

languagelinguistic anthropologylinguisticslinguistic diversity

Quoting Mario Juruna: Linguistic Imagery and the Transformation of Indigenous Voice in the Brazilian Print Press. American Ethnologist (2011)

LAURA R. GRAHAM

cultural studiescultural anthropologyanthropologyamerican studiessociolinguisticslinguistic imagerybrazilian print pressindigenous studieshistorical linguisticsindigenous voicemario jurunaethnographylinguisticsjournalism

Language in the Us Census: Problems and Progress. Anthropology News (2010)

Laura R GrahamAna Celia Zentella

anthropologycensuslanguagedemographic changedemographyethnographylinguistics

Problematizing Technologies for Documenting Intangible Culture: Some Positive and Negative Consequences. Springer eBooks (2009)

Laura R. Graham

digital culturenegative consequencestechnologyintangible culturedigital scholarshipdigital humanities

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Laura Graham

Professor Emeritus

University of Iowa

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Anthropology Department

Latin American Studies Program

Laura Graham is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor Emeritus at University of Iowa.

Honors

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Experiences

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Laura Graham

University of Iowa

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

From “Ugh” to Babble (or Babel). Current Anthropology (2020)

Laura R. Graham

A'ãMa Mrémé. (2019)

Laura R Graham

art

A’ãMa MréMé: A Playful Window Into a'uwẽ ‐Xavante Language, Cognition, and Social Organization. Journal of Linguistic Anthropology (2019)

Laura R. Graham

sociolinguisticslinguistic diversitylinguistic anthropologyindigenous languageslanguagelinguistics

Toward Representational Sovereignty: Rewards and Challenges of Indigenous Media in the a’uwẽ-Xavante Communities of EtéNhiritipa-Pimentel Barbosa. Media and Communication (2016)

Laura R. Graham

representational sovereigntycommunicationindigenous peoplesindigenous mediaetenhiritipa-pimentel barbosamedia studies

Native and National in Brazil: Indigeneity After Independence ‐ by GuzmáN, Tracy D.. Bulletin of Latin American Research (2015)

Laura R. Graham

anthropologyindigenous peoplesindigenous studiesnationalitynationalismcolonialismlatin american researchsettler colonialismindigenous movementslatin american studies

Performing Indigeneity: Global Histories and Contemporary Experiences. University of Nebraska Press eBooks (2014)

Laura R. GrahamH. Glenn Penny

cultural studieshumanitiesindigenous peoplesindigenous studiescontemporary experiencesperformance studies

Citando Mario Juruna: Imaginário LinguíStico E a TransformaçãO Da Voz IndíGena Na Imprensa Brasileira. Mana (2011)

Laura R. Graham

languagelinguistic anthropologylinguisticslinguistic diversity

Quoting Mario Juruna: Linguistic Imagery and the Transformation of Indigenous Voice in the Brazilian Print Press. American Ethnologist (2011)

LAURA R. GRAHAM

Language in the Us Census: Problems and Progress. Anthropology News (2010)

Laura R GrahamAna Celia Zentella

anthropologycensuslanguagedemographic changedemographyethnographylinguistics

Problematizing Technologies for Documenting Intangible Culture: Some Positive and Negative Consequences. Springer eBooks (2009)

Laura R. Graham

digital culturenegative consequencestechnologyintangible culturedigital scholarshipdigital humanities

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