Margaret Mead, Gregory Bateson, and “The Anthropological Romance of Bali”
About this event
In 1936, anthropologists Margaret Mead and Gregory Bateson married in Singapore and set off to do fieldwork on the island of Bali. In this conversation, Dr. Nancy Lutkehaus, USC professor of anthropology, discussed their interest in using film, photography, and the Balinese paintings they commissioned artists to create for them to help study what they identified as “”Balinese character.””
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This program was hosted online via Zoom.
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