... the programs launched by the National Geographic Society and the project initiated by The Smithsonian Institution under the leadership of S. Dillon Ripley. documentaries Mackenzie John K networks broadcasting development of ABC American Broadcasting Company Bluem William CBS Columbia Broadcasting System...

...Although the Second Seminole War marked the effective end of the Gulf South as a borderland, encounters instigated by imperialism in the Southwest continued to affect the pursuit of knowledge in America. The rise of the Smithsonian Institution and the extension of U.S. governance into the West were...

...This chapter traces the history of cultural intervention in traditional arts in Hawaiʻi. It first looks at the 1989 Festival of American Folklife, sponsored by the Smithsonian Institution, and how it fit into ongoing negotiations over ethnographic authority. It then considers how, at the end...

... of Sciences CAS Hull Gail Press Democrat Arctic Village grassroots action Gwich’in Gathering Gwich’in representatives James Sarah Lannan Foundation trickle up theory Subhankar Banerjee photography Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural History censorship Gwich’in Iñupiat caribou...

... about the Exploring Expedition and by founding the nation’s first publicly funded museum of natural history at the National Gallery (a predecessor for the Smithsonian Institution), Wilkes and his collaborators popularized global imperialism in the early republic. By the 1850s, the literate and touristic...

... Smithsonian Institution Supreme Court Washington D C Wheeler William A Atwater Lyman H Hodge Mary Elizabeth Nassau Hall Presbyterian Church Princeton College Westminster Catechism Westminster Confession Edwards Jonathan Miller Samuel Witherspoon John Charles Hodge Princeton Seminary Archibald...

... Frederic Ward Short John St Acheul France Georges Cuvier extinct Ice Age animals Louis Agassiz glacial deposits Pleistocene Smithsonian Institution Joseph Henry Native Americans European Paleolithic IN THE WINTER OF 1861 Joseph Henry, the Smithsonian Institution’s first secretary, was besieged...

...Figure 69.1: Participants in the Smithsonian Institution course on paleopathology held in 1985: 1. Rose A. Tyson, 2. Gillian Stroud, 3.Dale McCall, 4.Leslie Eisenberg, 5. Jose Manuel Reverte, 6. Anna Siniarska, 7. Takao Suzuki, 8. Catryn Power, 9. Denise Hodges, 10. Ethne Barnes, 11. Nancy C...

... of exchange networks at various scales. Studies range from the inspection of the places of London science, which show how different scientific sites operated different moral and epistemic economies, to the scrutiny of the ways in which the museum space of the Smithsonian Institution and the expansive space...

...To Pamela Regis Preface Between 1962 and 1969, the Smithsonian Institution, whose foundational mission was to promote the increase and diffusion of knowledge among men, undertook a large- scale biological survey of a group of uninhabited tropical islands in the Pacific. This would turn out...

... of Mississippi. In usual Mississippi networking fashion, they had been recommended for the performance by one of Claude’s cousins, who had a relative working for the Smithsonian. Kennedy Claude Six Towns Band Smithsonian Folklife Festival fiddle contests Magee Jack Mendenhall Simpson County Smithsonian...

... Sanders Haywood Alford Robert Freeny’s Barn Dance Band Mississippi Sawyers LP Newton County Hill Billies Autry Gene Grand Old Opry pound supper Rodgers Jimmie “Mississippi Shuffle” George Gilmer Smithsonian Institution Festival of American Folk life Ode to Billie Joe (film) Carlton Freeny...

.... These provide the major venues through which history becomes part of our memories. A short section on theory and major works on memory and memorials is followed by a personal reflection on history making in several major institutions in which the author worked: the Smithsonian Institution, Library of Congress...

... from Indochina), and the meeting at the Smithsonian Institution in December 1971 to restore America’s global economic stature, they attempted to achieve U.S. primacy in world affairs. Their efforts to implement the novel grand strategy of strategic globalism fell short, as seen in the difficulty...

... of Science (AAAS) and The Smithsonian Institution. Baxter Frank C closed circuit broadcasting educational television Mindel Joseph NBC National Broadcasting Company New York City Board of Education Your World Tomorrow Federal Communications Commission FCC Gould Jack Joint Committee on Educational...

...This chapter examines the influence of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) on the television broadcasting of science in the United States, highlighting the role of the BBC as a training ground for documentarians and discussing The Smithsonian Institution's screening of The Ascent...

... Crow society National Action Network National Association for the Advancement of Colored People NAACP National Urban League NUL “new Jim Crow ” social justice Walker’s Legacy black women Oprah Winfrey giving circles Smithsonian Institution Smithsonian Museum of African American History...

... Matthews Washington Mooney James New England Noble Savage oral literature Pequot Powell John Wesley Radin Paul removal ritual drama Smithsonian Institution song Sparks Jared U S Army Ignoble Savage Mountain Chief music translation Boudinot Elias Iroquois confederacy League...

... ongoing contestation about the nature of sources and their uses. Aeronautic and Space Museum Air Force Association Cold War Congress U S curators documents and documentation Enola Gay exhibitions Harwit Martin Japan museums revisionism Smithsonian Institution sources United States...

... Net and Environmental Sensing System) samples available at the National Museum of Natural History, the Smithsonian Institution (USNM), the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI), and the University of Rhode Island (URI). It examines a total of 148 samples (one plankton net, 126 IKMT and 21...