ALISON WYLIE
Department of Philosophy -
University of Washington |
PUBLICATIONS,
PRESENTATIONS, & CURRENT PROJECTS
Publications
For a full list of publications by area see:
Philosophy of Science
Philosophy of Archaeology
Research Ethics
Feminist Philosophy of Science and
Feminist Archaeology
Equity Issues
Current projects
“Feminist Perspectives on Science”: co-authored with Elizabeth Potter and Wenda Bauchspies, accepted with revisions, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
“Critical Distance: Stabilizing Evidential Claims in Archaeology”: invited contribution, under revision for Evidence, Inference and Enquiry, edited by Philip Dawid, William Twining, and Mimi Vasilaki (British Academy Publications).
Archaeological Facts in Transit”: contribution to How Well do ‘Facts’ Travel?, edited by Peter Howlett and Mary Morgan, accepted with revisions.
“Standpoint (still) Matters: Research on Women, Work, and the Academy”: under revision for Feminist Epistemology and Philosophy of Science: Power in Knowledge, edited by Heidi Grasswick (Kluwer Academic Publishing).
“Legacies of Collaboration: Transformative Criticism in Archaeology,” 2008 AAA/AD Distinguished Lecture (Archaeology Division, American Anthropological Association), under revision for American Anthropologist.
Standpoint Matters, In Feminist Philosophy of Science, manuscript in preparation.
Lectures in preparation (Winter-Spring 2009):
President’s Lecture, University of British Columbia (February 5, 2009).
Columbia History of Science Society, 2009 Keynote address, Friday Harbor (March 6, 2009).
Sawyier Lecture, Illinois Institute of Technology (April 17, 2009).
Drake Lecture, Canadia History and Philosophy of Science Society (May 28, 2009).
For current conference organizing see Conferences & Workshops.
Recent
Presentations
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).
Re-examining Archaeological Ethics: plenary panel, Poynter Center for the Study of Ethics (Indiana University, October 2008).
Evidence, Enquiry, and Facts: plenary address, “Critical Distance: Evidential Reasoning in Archaeology,” British Academy conference (London, December 2007).
“Standpoint Matters: What’s Feminist about Gender Archaeology?”: Department of Archaeology, Reading University (December 2007); contribution to “Demystifying Social Construction,” invited symposium, American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division (San Francisco, April 2007); Department of Philosophy, Bryn Mawr College (March 2007).
“Standpoint Matters:
Women, Work, and the Academy”: keynote panel presentation, FEMMSS
conference (ASU, February 2007); keynote address for the Central States
Philosophical Association (October 2006); Northwest Philosophy of
Science meeting (UBC, May 2006); Clayman Institute for Gender Research
and the Stanford Program for History and Philosophy of Science (May
2006).
Cultures of Contact: Archaeology, Ethics, and Globalization:
“Epistemic Pluralism and Epistemic Justice,” conference keynote
address, Center for Archaeological Research, Stanford University
(Stanford, February 2006).
“Philosophy From the Ground Up:
Evidential Reasoning in Archaeology”: Department of Philosophy and the
History, Philosophy, and Sociology of Science Workshop, University of
Chicago (May 2006); University of Arizona IGERT Seminar on
Archaeological Science (April 2006); Stanford Center for Archaeological
Research (January 2006); “Making Society, Knowing Society,” UC- San
Diego (June 2005).
“Archaeological Stewardship in a Collaborative Framework”:
Department of Anthropology, University of Arizona (March 2006).
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
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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