PUBLICATIONS, PRESENTATIONS, INTERVIEWS and VIDEOS

Publications

Recent Presentations

• “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?: contribution to  "Pragmatist Social Science" at the Summer Institute in American Philosophy, University of Oregon (June 2011); contribution to a panel on “Methodological Pluralism” at the 2011 meeting of the Society for the 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). 
• “A Plurality of Pluralisms: Does Collaborative Archaeology Undermine Ideals of Objectivity?”: contribution to a symposium on “Methodological Pluralism” presented at “Objectivity in Science: What is it? Why does it matter?,” University of British Columbia (July 2010).
• “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).
• “Hypatia: A Journal of Her Own”: invited panel on Women Publishing in Philosophy sponsored by the APA Committee on the Status of Women, American Philosophical Association, Eastern Division (New York, December 2009). 
• 2008 Patty Jo Watson Distinguished Lecture: “Legacies of Collaboration: Transformative Criticism in Archaeology,” Archaeology Division, American Anthropological Association (San Francisco, November 2008); Anthropology Department, University of Oregon (January 2009).

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

• Conversations Through Archaeology: Christopher Witmore and Michael Shanks, in preparation for Routledge.
  
• 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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