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Dr. William J. Buse
Assistant Professor of Sociology
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Education:
- Ph.D. with distinction, 1999, Anthropology,
Columbia University
- EdM, 1994, Anthropology and Education, Columbia University
- MA, 1994, Anthropology and Education, Columbia University
- MS, 1979, Social Work, Columbia University
- Professional
Licensing - New Yor State Certification LCSW, 1981
New Jersey State Certification LCSW, 1994
Professional Interests:
- Urban North America and Middle East
- Applied, Symbolic, and Psychological Anthropology
- Psychoanalysis; social work
Publications:
"Puting Anthropology on the Couch: Measuring Unconscious
Conformity in the Classroom" in International Journal of Applied
Psychoanalytic Studies, Vol. 4, #1, 2007
"Toward a Genealogy of Psychoanlysis" in The Psychoanalytic Review,
Vol. 93, #4, 2006
"The Last Priests: Memory and Membership in a
Psychoanalytic Institute" in Practical
Philosophy, Vol. 7, #2, 2005
"Training in the Institute for the Performing Artist" in Insight,
Vol. II, #1, 1998
"Personal Myths: Living Them and Pretending Them" with Amdursky,
A. and DeCosta, L. in Dynamic Psychotherapy, 1985
Courses Taught/Teaching:
- SOC 201: Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 210: Introduction to Social Work
- SOC 304: Social Class and Inequality
- SOC 312: Social Work Practice
- SOC 319: Social Work Practice II
- LLRN 122: Roots of Social Science: Sociology
and Anthropology
- URBN 301/Soc 315: Metropolis and Mental Life
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