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Dr. Sandra Ott
775.682.5573
Education
1979 D.Phil., Social Anthropology, University of Oxford.
Research Interests
Dr. Ott’s research interests include Basque culture, Northern Basques
under Vichy and German Occupation; trans-Pyrenean relations in
Xiberoa, Béarn, Navarre, and Aragon; contemporary French history and
culture.
Dr. Ott teaches two capstone courses at UNR, which can be taken for
undergraduate or graduate credit: War, Occupation and Memory; and
Basque Culture.
Selected 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 “Rain on Sunday” & “A dead man has no birthdays”
(ethnographic poetry), Anthropology and Humanism (University
of California Press).
2005b “Remembering the Resistance in Popular Theatre,” in Memory
and World War II: An Ethnographic Approach, Francesca
Cappelletto (ed.) (Oxford: Berg).
2005c “The Old Religion and the Notion of la Montagne,” in
Religion et montagne, vol. 2 (Paris: Sorbonne).
Full curriculum vitae
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