Anthropology graduate students and newly minted professionals now have a one-stop source that demystifies the all-important task of getting their work published. How to Get Published in Anthropology provides tried-and-true advice from anthropologists who share their experiences and from publishing professionals on how to publish, where to publish, and what publishing efforts will be most effective for individual career paths.
Anthropology graduate students and newly minted professionals now have a one-stop source that demystifies the all-important task of getting their work published. How to Get Published in Anthropology provides tried-and-true advice from anthropologists who share their experiences and from publishing professionals on how to publish, where to publish, and what publishing efforts will be most effective for individual career paths.
Jason E. Miller is a doctoral candidate in applied anthropology at the University of South Florida specializing in visual and participatory approaches to anthropology. He holds the student seat on the executive board of the American Anthropological Association. Oona Schmid is director of publishing at the American Anthropological Association, the publisher of more than 20 journals and AnthroSource
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Introduction: What Is Publishing? PART I: STEP-BY-STEP GUIDANCE AND ADVICE Chapter 1: Attending Conferences and Organizing a Panel by Jason E. Miller Chapter 2. Creating a Poster by John Trainor Chapter 3. Presenting a Paper by Paul N. Edwards Chapter 4. Submitting and Getting an Article Accepted in a Journal by Tom Boellstorff Chapter 5. Publishing Your Dissertation as a Monograph by Sarah Caro PART II: SUBDISCIPLINARY CONSIDERATIONS Chapter 6. Archaeology by William Green and Linda Forman Chapter 7. Applied and Practicing Anthropology by Tim Wallace Chapter 8. : Biological and Physical Anthropology by Paul A. Garber Chapter 9. Cultural/Social Anthropology and Ethnography by Catherine Besteman Chapter10. Linguistic Anthropology by Mary Bucholtz Chapter 11. Medical Anthropology by Linda M. Whiteford and Cecilia Vindrola Padros Chapter 12. Visual Anthropology by Peter Biella PART III: GENERAL DISCUSSIONS Chapter 13. Author Agreements by Ricky S. Huard Chapter 14. Copyright by Peter Givler Chapter 15. Collaboration by Don Brenneis Chapter 16. Online Opportunities and Challenges by Hugh W. Jarvis Appendix A: Anthropology Journals Appendix B: Publishers That Publish Anthropology Monographs About the Editors and Contributors
Introduction: What Is Publishing? PART I: STEP-BY-STEP GUIDANCE AND ADVICE Chapter 1: Attending Conferences and Organizing a Panel by Jason E. Miller Chapter 2. Creating a Poster by John Trainor Chapter 3. Presenting a Paper by Paul N. Edwards Chapter 4. Submitting and Getting an Article Accepted in a Journal by Tom Boellstorff Chapter 5. Publishing Your Dissertation as a Monograph by Sarah Caro PART II: SUBDISCIPLINARY CONSIDERATIONS Chapter 6. Archaeology by William Green and Linda Forman Chapter 7. Applied and Practicing Anthropology by Tim Wallace Chapter 8. : Biological and Physical Anthropology by Paul A. Garber Chapter 9. Cultural/Social Anthropology and Ethnography by Catherine Besteman Chapter10. Linguistic Anthropology by Mary Bucholtz Chapter 11. Medical Anthropology by Linda M. Whiteford and Cecilia Vindrola Padros Chapter 12. Visual Anthropology by Peter Biella PART III: GENERAL DISCUSSIONS Chapter 13. Author Agreements by Ricky S. Huard Chapter 14. Copyright by Peter Givler Chapter 15. Collaboration by Don Brenneis Chapter 16. Online Opportunities and Challenges by Hugh W. Jarvis Appendix A: Anthropology Journals Appendix B: Publishers That Publish Anthropology Monographs About the Editors and Contributors
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