# Carolyn Rouse
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Carolyn Moxley Rouse (born c. 1965) is an American anthropologist, professor and filmmaker. She is Professor and Chair of the Department of Anthropology at Princeton University.
Q&A: Anthropologist Carolyn Rouse on the Art of Listening (October 2017)
Anthropology professor Carolyn Rouse discusses her research trip to interview Donald Trump supporters in rural California, her “Trumplandia” project, the reasons why she hasn’t watched cable TV news this year, and how listening can be “a radical act.”
Season 01 - Episode 06: "Media Projects of Becoming in Religion and Fashion"
In this epsiode of Anthropological Airwaves, we interview Carolyn Rouse and Brent Luvaas about their multi-modal research into various projects of self-making and becoming in religious and fashion media. Full episode transcript.
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Interviewers - Tali Ziv and Kyle Olson
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John L. Jackson, Jr. - Thinner Depictions: The Benefits and Hazards of Theorizing in Images and Sounds
John L. Jackson, Jr. will give the keynote lecture in the Greenberg Distinguished Scholar Program's Social Impact Media Lecture Series. This talk will examine a few of the reasons why academics—and anthropologists in particular—are often hyper-skeptical of the film camera, following the lead of an…
John L. Jackson, Jr. - Thinner Depictions: The Benefits and Hazards of Theorizing in Images and Sounds
John L. Jackson, Jr. will give the keynote lecture in the Greenberg Distinguished Scholar Program's Social Impact Media Lecture Series. This talk will examine a few of the reasons why academics—and anthropologists in particular—are often hyper-skeptical of the film camera, following the lead of an…
Public Scholarship & Engaged Research
We’re slowly recovering from the last few weeks. It must have something to do with the eclipse. Matt’s family is travelling so that means he can eat, sleep and podcast. Phil is back from a short trip to Montreal that involved a grilled cheese. Before getting on with our 25th episode, we send out so…
Season 01 - Episode 06: "Media Projects of Becoming in Religion and Fashion"
In this epsiode of Anthropological Airwaves, we interview Carolyn Rouse and Brent Luvaas about their multi-modal research into various projects of self-making and becoming in religious and fashion media. Full episode transcript.
Credits:
Interviewers - Tali Ziv and Kyle Olson
Featured Audio:
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Economies of Care in California: a conversation with Dr. Carolyn Rouse
In this conversation, Nikita Taniparti interviews Dr. Carolyn Rouse, who gives us a preview of her forthcoming book. Based on almost a decade of fieldwork in Lake County, CA, her book looks at an economy of care as opposed to an economy of things, and how the relations that emerge through care work…
Carolyn Rouse's Vanderbilt Report Meltdown
The "Vanderbilt Report" criticizes the field of anthropology as allowing politics to shape its research. How did Carolyn Rouse, a Princeton professor and president of the American Anthropological Association, respond to the criticisms? In this episode of Radio Free Campus, co-hosts Steve McGuire a…
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