Emeritus Faculty

Anthropology at Berkeley

Emeritus Faculty

James N. Anderson, Professor Emeritus
232 Kroeber Hall
510.642.3392
dood@uclink4.berkeley.edu

Social and economic organization and change, ecology/economy, population, medical anthropology, social development, Southeast Asia with emphasis on Philippines, Malaysia, and Indonesia.

Burton Benedict, Professor Emeritus
232 Kroeber Hall
510.642.3392
burtonbenedict1@comcast.net

Social structure, plural societies, economic anthropology, expositions, history and anthropology, museums; Mauritius, Seychelles.

Gerald D. Berreman, Professor Emeritus
119 Kroeber
510.642.3632
berreman@berkeley.edu

Social cultural anthropology, social inequality, interaction theory, research methods and ethics, urban society, small scale societies, India, Himalayas, Arctic.

Brent Berlin, Professor Emeritus
obberlin@uga.edu
706.542.9079
706.542.8432 Fax

Ethnobiology (ethnobotany, ethnozoology), medical ethnobotany, linguistic anthropology, Amazonia, Middle America.

Elizabeth Colson, Professor Emerita
232 Kroeber
510.642.3392
gwembe@berkeley.edu
Seventh Emeritus Faculty Lecture Honoring Elizabeth Colson

Politics, religion, social organization, social change, migration, anthropological history and theory, ethnography of Africa and North America.

George A. DeVos, Professor Emeritus
232 Kroeber Hall
510.642.3392
devos@berkeley.edu
Eleventh Emeritus Faculty Lecture Honoring George DeVos

Culture and personality, mental health, ethnic problems, minority issues, social deviancy, research methods in psychological anthropology, culture and society of Japan, European ethnicity.

Phyllis Dolhinow, Professor Emerita
232 Kroeber Hall
510.642.3392
dolhinow@berkeley.edu

Physical anthropology, primate social behavior, ecology, development, human behavior and evolution.

John A. Graham, Professor Emeritus
232 Kroeber
510.642.3392

Mesoamerican culture history, particularly Maya and Olmec archaeology and art, Maya epigraphy, history of archaeology.

John J. Gumperz, Professor Emeritus
232 Kroeber Hall
510.642.3392
gumperz@education.ucsb.edu
Ninth Emeritus Faculty Lecture Honoring John J. Gumperz

Sociolinguistics, linguistic anthropology, urban anthropology, discourse analysis; India, Northwestern Europe, U.S.

Eugene A. Hammel, Professor of Anthropology and Demography Emeritus
Room 204, 2232 Piedmont
510.642.1256
gene@demog.berkeley.edu
Professor Hammel's Website

Social anthropology, statistical and formal analysis of social anthropological data, computer applications, peasant society and culture, demography; Europe.

Herbert P. Phillips, Professor Emeritus
232 Kroeber Hall
510.642.3392
hpp@berkeley.edu

Psychological anthropology, art and literature as ethnography, elites; mainland Southeast Asia with emphasis on Thailand and Indonesia.

Jack M. Potter, Professor Emeritus
232 Kroeber
510.642.3392

Social anthropology, classical social theory, peasants, change, ethnographic film; China, Thailand, U.S.

Vincent Sarich, Professor Emeritus
232 Kroeber Hall
510.642.3392
sarich@berkeley.edu

Human variation, comparative biochemistry and molecular evolution, mammalian systematics, primate evolution, evolution of human behavior.

William Simmons, Professor Emeritus
Brown University, Box 1162
Providence, R.I. 02912

Anthropology of religion, ethnohistory, folklore, North American Indians (particularly of California and New England), American pluralism.

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