Ethnography in Progress 2/6

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In-Person

Date: February6,2026

Location: Boulder, Colorado, United States

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Feb 6 Jessica Misiorek, Discussant: Conor Lanning 12-1 pm, Hale 450 & Zoom

"Making the Japanese and the Foreign: Discourses of Overtourism, Nihonjinron, and Mixed and Multicultural Japanese Identity."

By Jessica Misiorek, PhD Student, University of Colorado Boulder Anthropology

Discussant: Conor Lanning, PhD Student, University of Colorado Boulder Anthropology

Participants & Organizers

University of Colorado Boulder Department of Anthropology(Host, Organizer)

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Anthropology is the study of humans and our biological relatives across time and space. It is the only field to address the diversity of the human experience in its biological, cultural, and historical contexts. We see our long-term vision as a department that addresses and analyzes social, biological, and environmental problems. We have identified four broad themes that address these problems and potential solutions in ways that cut across the subdisciplines: ecology and evolution; human responses to local and global crises; cultural, ethical, and political practices of worldmaking; and collaborative and public anthropology.