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Susan Carol Rogers
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Associate Professor of Anthropology; Director of Graduate Studies
Ph.D. 1979, Northwestern, M.S. 1983, Illinois, M.A. 1973, Northwestern, B.A. 1972, Brown.

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Research Interests:

Sociocultural anthropology; French society and culture; rural development; tourism; Europeanist ethnography and history.

Selected Works:

"Which heritage? Nature, culture, and identity in French rural tourism." French Historical Studies 25, no. 3. 2002.

"Anthropology in France." Annual Review of Anthropology 30. 2001. 481-504.

Shaping Modern Times in Rural France: The Transformation and Reproduction of an Aveyronnais Community. Princeton University Press. 1991.

"Good to think: The 'peasant' in contemporary France." Anthropological Quarterly 60, no. 2. 1987. 56-63.

Paysans, Femmes, et Citoyens: Luttes pour le Pouvoir dans un Village Lorrain. (Peasants, Women, and Citizens: Power in a Village of Lorraine), with C. Karnoouh and H. Lamarche. Actes Sud. 1980.

"Female forms of power and the myth of male dominance: a model of female/male interaction in peasant society." American Ethnologist 2, no. 4. 1975. 727-56.

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