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Robin Maria DeLugan

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Department of Anthropology and Heritage Studies

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  • Robin DeluganMy teaching philosophy is to create student-centered classrooms where students understand that they have a crucial role to play in the success of the teaching and learning dynamic. Culture and society are complex, powerful products of history and human action. Fostering a greater understanding of the forces that influence culture and society including attention to those factors that create, reproduce, or alleviate social inequalities is an ethic that guides my teaching. I strive to provide students with analytical and methodological tools for understanding how the world works as well as recognition of their roles within it.

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Recent Publications

Border of Lights: How Memory Activism Re-Imagines National Belonging. In: The Border of Lights Reader. Amherst, MA: Amherst College Press ; 2021. pp. 151-161.
Remembering Violence: How Nations Grapple with their Difficult Pasts. London & New York: Routledge; 2020.
Invited Book Review of Leisure and Death: An Anthropological Tour of Risk, Death and Dying. Edited by Adam Kaul, Jonathan Skinner, et al. Louisville: University Press of Colorado. 2018. Journal of Anthropological Research. 2019;75 :535-537.
DeLugan RM. Invited Book Review of Indigenous Tourism Movements. Edited by Alexis C. Bunten and Nelson H. H. Graburn. Toronto: University of Toronto Press. 2018. . Journal of Anthropological Research. 2018;75 :533-535.
DeLugan RM. Reimagining the strange and familiar in national belonging: Memory, heritage, and exclusion in the Dominican Republic. Journal of Anthropological Research. 2018;74 (4) :450–467.
DeLugan RM, Naef P. The Familiar and the Strange in Heritage and Tourism Encounters. Journal of Anthropological Research. 2018;74 (4) :444–449.
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Course Offerings

IH 260 Social Memory

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IH 206: Interdisciplinary Humanities Methods--Emphasizing Qualitative Research Design & Community Engaged Research Interdisciplinary Humanities Program

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116 Indigenous Activism in the Americas

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114 Social Memory

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Contact

Robin Maria DeLugan, Ph. D.
 Professor
 Anthropology Program
 5200 N. Lake Road
 Merced, CA 95343

 T: (209) 228-4032
 E: rdelugan@ucmerced.edu

 

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