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David Frye

Lecturer IV, Anthropology

dfrye@umich.edu

Office Information:

104-C West Hall
hours: Zoom office hours anytime, by arrangement over email; in office: Mondays and Wednesdays 2:30-3:30pm,

Sociocultural ; Anthropology

Education/Degree:

Ph.D., Princeton Unversity, 1989

About

Research Areas(s)

Ethnography and history of Mexico
the colonial construction of Indianness
religious movements in Mexico
Latin American societies and cultures
Latin American colonial history

Affiliation(s)

Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies

Award(s)

1990, ACLS Award
1983-1984, Fulbright Award
2002, National Endowment for the Arts Literature Fellowship, Translation Project in Prose

Current Courses

ANTHRCUL 226-001
Introduction to Historical Anthropology

ANTHRCUL 320-001
Mexico: Culture and Society

HISTORY 229-001
Introduction to Historical Anthropology

About

Research Areas(s)

Ethnography and history of Mexico
the colonial construction of Indianness
religious movements in Mexico
Latin American societies and cultures
Latin American colonial history

Affiliation(s)

Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies

Award(s)

1990, ACLS Award
1983-1984, Fulbright Award
2002, National Endowment for the Arts Literature Fellowship, Translation Project in Prose