Professor of Anthropology
University of West Florida

 

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OK, so I was worried from the very start, and hasn't it become more dangerous ever since?  This picture comes pretty much from my beginning, with my father and mother, Tee Jay and Bess Prewitt, and my sister Georgia Nell, in San Diego.

 

For AM and DC-- Dallas, 2003

 

My last concern is what comes after this,

not only from my fear of needless pain

but also from the sense of my hubris;

and hoping not to leave something undone

I struggle to complete my life in time

to feel a little settled on all scores—

it really is a hopeless paradigm,

calling for no loose ends and no encores.

I can recall this clearly on a day

when yet another friend has taken leave,

unexpectedly as one might say—

but then I should suppose one should receive

a dispensation and at last away

without a care for those now left to grieve.

 

 

Curriculum Vitae

 

LINKS: 

Writing Projects

 

UWF

Spring 2011 Classes:

 

Anthropology

Proseminar in Anthropology--Origins of Language Aesthetics and Critical Theory

 

Art & Critical Theory

History of Anthropology

Monsters—the Last Gasp

 

Arts and Sciences

 

The above link for Monsters provides reading materials and other ongoing information related to the course.  All general syllabi available through the public UWF site

and through the MyUWF system

 

Four Good Links

 

ssabutton

 

Green Earth Fellowship

 

Library

 

Southern Food

 

Sexual Assault  Awareness

 

Take Back the Night

 

Evolution vs. Creation

 

 

 

TEACHING PAGES:

Semiotic Society of America

 

Office Hours

 

 

 

On Line Course Login

Current Course Schedule:

 

Language and Culture–MW 8:30-9:45

Anthropology of Religion–Monday 5:30:8:15

Peoples and Cultures of the World–MW 1:00-2:15

Office after MW classes (UWF Library Starbucks)

 

Syllabi and Scheduling

 

Annotated Bibliography

 

Reading Lists/Texts

 

UWF-Office of Research

 

IRB Tutorial Login

Or by Appointment

 

Additional Teaching Links

 

 

 

 

 

 

All information, writing and teaching pages © Terry Prewitt

 

 

tprewitt@uwf.edu
updated Dec 29, 2007