Dear Colleagues,

Here's the Call for Contribution for the 10th Moving Anthropology Student Network conference (MASN conference), we proudly announce and invite you to participate at this event!

Being Consciousness From Knowledge and Knowing to Consciousness 10th Moving Anthropology Student Network conference 6th - 10th June 2012 Kautzen, Lower Austria

Deadline for the Call for Papers: 15th of April 2012

The aim of the 10th MASN conference is to explore collectively consciousness from different angles, which will be gathered through participation of students from several countries. The conference program will be drawn from the creativity of the participants and their theoretical and practical contributions. Some directions could be given through themes like “Theories of Consciousness”, “The Senses”, “Altered States of Consciousness”, “Intersubjectivity”, “Consumption”, “Perception”, “Cosmology”, “Consciousness for the Shared World”... You can find more detailed information about the conference in the Call for Papers below or on our conference homepage.

Conference website: beingconsciousness.tumblr.com Feel free to contact us for further information: beingconsciousness ät gmx.at

The Moving Anthropology Student Network, in short MASN, is an independent association and open platform to connect and create. The term ‘student’ should be understood in a broader sense, the network is open for all those who are interested in social and cultural anthropology, who like to share their experiences and promote mutual learning processes. Initiated in 2005, as a network of and for students from all over the world, it today brings students and professionals together through the regular MASN conferences, which are hosted by changing groups of people in different countries once or twice a year. movinganthropology.net

We would be pleased if you could forward the information about the conference and the call for papers to the students of your department.

Thanks and best wishes, The being consciousness group - MASN Vienna/Austria

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