Education
BA, University of California, Berkeley
MA, University of California, Santa Cruz
PhD, University of California, Santa Cruz
Courses Taught
Society and Culture
Visual Anthropology
America through Ethnography
Queer Ethnography
Anthropology of Publics
Applying Anthropology
Research Interests
Aging
Urbanisms
Film and Media
Anthropology of Publics
Medical Anthropology
Race
Gender and Sexuality
Care
Ethnographic Praxis
Publications
2018. Introduction, “Aftereffects: The Pulse Nightclub Shootings,” TheGLQForum,GLQ: A Journal of Lesbian and Gay Studies24(1): 1-2.
2016. “Queer Space.” In威利•布莱克威尔的百科全书f Gender & Sexuality Studies, eds., Nancy Naples, Renee C. Hoogland, Maithree Wickramasinghe and Wai Ching Angela Wong. Hoboken: John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
2011. “Sweetgrass,”American Anthropologist113(3): 507-508.
2009. “The Public Lives of Aging,”Anthropology News50(8): 10.
Jason Alley
Visiting Assistant Professor of Anthropology
Email:alleyj@beloit.edu Room 109, Godfrey HallJason is a sociocultural anthropologist whose work focuses on the situated histories, places, institutions, narratives and cultures that shape American social life. His most recent research has examined the everyday politics of aging in the United States, looking at the elderpublics, aging lifeworlds and welfarist futures coming into being in San Francisco, California. Approaching ethnography as a mode of research and a genre of writing, he aims to get students to understand the tradeoffs embedded in fieldwork alongside the representational choices made by ethnographers. Jason also brings ongoing interests in film and media, racial formations and queer forms of critique to the table. He recently edited the special dossier “Aftereffects: The Pulse Nightclub Shootings” for the journalGLQand is presently at work on a book exploring the precarities and possibilities around aging in queer and non-queer America.
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