Yes, but could you be more specific about what you would like me to address
in these volumes?
 e.g. malaise in the discipline, airless theory, research program, the 4
words that haunt, liberating the field, mutualism, elitism.  Also, I think
"Images of the Past" is another important edited volume.
 
 
At 11:14 AM 2/22/99 -0600, you wrote:
>>Again, you assume U.S. scholars cannot "think Global". Also, do you not
>>think SHA is trying to encourage international membership? I suggest you
>>review international conference postings in which the SHA has been
>>involved. I suspect you have attended and presented papers at some of these
>>meetings.
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>Mr. Demers, I would be interested in knowing whether you have read Charles
>Orser's "A Historical Archaeology of the Modern World" or his co-authored
>(with Brian Fagan) introductory textbook on the subject, and what your
>views on them are.  On list, if you wouldnt' mind.
>
>thanks,
>
>flm
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