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Dr. Sandra Ott
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Vita

Education

1979 D.Phil., Social Anthropology, University of Oxford.
1976 B.Litt., Social Anthropology, University of Oxford.
1973 B.A., English Literature (Creative Writing), Pomona College.

Fellowships and Awards
Thomas Watson Fellow (Watson Foundation) for fieldwork in Ireland, 1974–75.

Wolfson College (Oxford) Graduate Scholar, 1974–78.

Research Fellow of St. Antony’s College, Oxford, for research in the Basque Country, 1980–1982.

Susette Taylor Travelling Fellow, Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, for research in the Basque Country, 1980–81.

Associate Fellow of St. Antony’s College, Oxford, 1983–91.

Senior Common Room Member of St. Antony’s College, Oxford, 1991–  .

Visiting Fellow of Kellogg College, Oxford, 1991–  .

Short-listed for Writer’s Award of England (for fiction), 1999.

Publications
in press  “Denunciation, Clemency and Power-Playing in the Basque Country (1939–1944),” accepted for publication in 2007 by the refereed journal, Journal of European Studies, John Flower (ed.) (London: Sage Publications).

2006  “Good Tongues, Bad Tongues: Denunciation, Rumour and Revenge in the Basque Country (1940–1945),” History and Anthropology (March), Paul Sant Cassia (ed.) (London: Taylor & Francis).

2005a “A Common Purpose” (Album de Famille), Pays Basque Magazine, Oct.–Dec., No. 40, pp. 10–17.

2005b “Rain on Sunday” & “A dead man has no birthdays” (ethnographic poetry), Anthropology and Humanism (University of California Press).

2005c “Remembering the Resistance in Popular Theatre,” in Memory and World War II: An Ethnographic Approach, Francesca Cappelletto (ed.) (Oxford: Berg).

2005d “The Basques,” in William Marshall (ed.), France and the Americas (London: ABC Clio).

2005e “The Old Religion and the Notion of la Montagne,” in Religion et montagne, vol. 2 (Paris: Sorbonne).

1994  Artzain-Komunitate Euskalduna (Borthuko Unguria)  (San Sebastian: Gaiak).

1993  The Circle of Mountains: A Basque Shepherding Community (revised English edition) (Reno: University of Nevada Press).

1993  Le cercle des montagnes (French edition of Circle of Mountains) (Paris: Editions du Comité des travaux historiques et scientifiques).

1992  “Indarra: Some Reflections of a Basque Concept,” in J. Pitt-Rivers (ed), Honor and Grace (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press), 193–214.

1989  “Mariage et remarriage dans une communauté montagnarde du Pays Basque,” in J.G. Peristiany (ed), Le prix de l’alliance en Méditerranée, Paris: Editions CNRS, 249–270.

1981  The Circle of Mountains: A Basque Shepherding Community (Oxford: Clarendon Press).

1980  “Blessed bread, ‘First Neighbours’ and Asymmetric Exchange in the Basque Country,” Archives Européennes de Sociologie, Vol. XXI, 40–58.

1979a “Aristotle among the Basques: The Cheese Analogy of Conception,” Man, Vol. 14 (December), 699–711.

Teaching
Ethnology and Social Anthropology (University of Oxford)
Social Anthropology (University Studies Abroad Consortium program in the Basque Country, University of Nevada, Reno; Oxford Brookes University).

Professional Affiliations
Association of Social Anthropologists (U.K.), since 1979.
Eusko Ikaskuntza (Society of Basque Studies), Basque Country, since 1996.
European Association of Social Anthropologists, since 2003.
American Anthropological Association, since 2003.

Languages
English, Basque (Xiberoan), French, some fluency in Spanish




  


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