BOJKA MILICIC
Associate Professor (Lecturer)
Anthropology
BIO
I am a cultural anthropologist. A native of Croatia, I studied ethnology and indology at the University of Zagreb. I earned my MA and PhD in anthropology at the University of Utah. Research Topics: Kinship, family, marriage; gender; ethnohistory; network analysis; symbolic anthropology: symbolism of the body, menstrual beliefs and taboos, color symbolism; the structure of cosmological systems; cognitive anthropology: modularity of the mind; origin of language; children's acquisition of language; literary theory; travel writing as genre. The methodology I use includes: graph theory and application of graph-theoretic models on trade networks, symbolic systems, kinship structures, gender and intra-family relationships; network analysis; qualitative research.
INSTITUTIONAL APPOINTMENTS
- Associate Professor (Lecturer)Anthropology1 Jul 2005 - present
ACADEMIC POSITIONS
- Adjunct Assistant ProfessorUniversity of Utah, Anthropology1 Sep 1992 - 30 Jun 2001
- Assistant Professor (Lecturer)University of Utah, Anthropology1 Jul 2001 - 30 Jun 2005
DEGREES
- MA, AnthropologyUniversity of Utah1986
- PhD, AnthropologyUniversity of Utah1992
LANGUAGES
- CroatianCan read, write, speak, understand and peer review
- FrenchCan read, write, speak, understand and peer review
- ItalianCan read, speak and understand
- GermanCan read, speak and understand
- Spanish - Latin AmericanCan read and understand
- PortugueseCan read, write, speak, understand and peer review