PUBLICATIONS, PRESENTATIONS, INTERVIEWS and VIDEOS

Publications

Recent Presentations

• "Negotiating the Past: Collaborative Practice in Cultural Heritage Research." Public History Seminar, Kings College London (November 2012). Podcast  
  
• "Standpoint Matters: Transformative Criticism in Archaeology,": Fellows Lecture, Institute for Advanced Study, Durham University (October 2012) 
• "Feminist Philosophy of Science: Standpoint Matters": 2012 Presidential Address, Pacific Division APA (April 2012).
  
• “Evidential Reasoning: Experimental Archaeology and Archaeological Modeling”: invited contribution to NSF-funded workshop on “The Experimental Side of Modeling,” convened by Isabelle Peschard and Bas van Fraassen, San Francisco State University (September 2011).
  
• “A Plurality of Pluralisms: Does Collaborative Archaeology Undermine Ideals of Objectivity?: 2012 Cedric Evans Lecture, University of Nebraska (March 2012), 2012 AGSA Distinguished Lecture in Anthropology, University of Kentucky (February 2012), "Pragmatist Social Science" panel at the Summer Institute in American Philosophy, University of Oregon (June 2011); contibution to a panel on "Methodological Pluralism": at the 2011 meeting of the Society of Philosophy of Science in Practice, Exeter (June 2011), and at "Objectivity in Science: What is it? Why does it matter?," University of British Columbia (July 2010).
  
• “Inequity Reconceptualized: What are the Implications for Philosophy?”: panel on “Gender Climate, Institutional Recognition, and Material Compensation,” sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women, Pacific APA (April 2011).
  
• “Mixed Masses of Data: Evidential Reasoning in Archaeology”: invited conference contribution, Making Sense of Data: Who and How?, ESRC Center for Genomics in Society, Exeter University (June 2011).
• Transformative Criticism as a Catalyst for Discovery”: workshop keynote address, Discovery in the Social Sciences: Towards an Empirically-Informed Philosophy of Social Science, University of Leuven, Belgium (March 2011). 
• “Archaeological Facts and Non-archaeological Values: How to Implement Collaborative Ideals and Why it Matters Epistemically”: invited contribution to Science, Facts, and Values, conference sponsored by the Humboldt Foundation and the Center for Science and Values at the University of Western Ontario (May 2010).
• “Stewardship Revisited”: invited contribution to Stewardship Principles in Archaeology; Perspectives from Law, Environmental Studies, and Philosophy, workshop sponsored by the Centre for Ethics of Cultural Heritage, University of Durham (May 2010).

Videos

• Women, Work, and the Academy: video of keynote panel discussion with Nancy Hopkins, Claude Steele, and Virginia Valian (Barnard Center for Research on Women). On-line video
• The Chilly Climate in Universities and Colleges, a video produced by Western's Caucus on Women's Issues and UWO Equity Department (with support from the Ontario Women's Directory and Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Universities). WCWI Catalog

Interviews

• Archaeology in the Making: Conversations Through a Discipline, edited by William Rathje, Michael Shanks, Timothy Webmoor, and Christopher Witmore, Routledge 2012, pp. 93-121.
  
• Personal Histories in Archaeological Method and Theory: "Early Gendered and Post-processual Approaches" (Conkey, Moore, Tringham, and Wylie); Pamela Smith, Cambridge Personal Histories Project (October 2007). On-line video / Podcast
• Telling Stories, Constructing Narratives: Gender Equity and Archaeology: Uzma Z. Rizvi, Greenfield Intercultural Center (2007).
• Kathryn Denning: Words of Wisdom: "From the Ground Up: An Interview with Alison Wylie" Assemblage 5 (April 2000). Interview.

  

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