David Gowey
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Mail code: 2402Campus: Tempe
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Student Information
Graduate StudentAnthropology
The College of Lib Arts & Sci
Doctoral student, Sociocultural Anthropology
David Gowey graduated from Northern Arizona University in 2015 with a Bachelors in Anthropology and a minor in History. He received his Masters in Sociocultural Anthropology from ASU in 2019. His research focuses on indigenous ethnohistory and oral literature of the Western Visayas, specifically the Panay Bukidnon sugidanon tradition, and exploring connections with other Philippine ethnic groups and broader Southeast Asia.
Doctor of Philosophy, Sociocultural Anthropology, expected May 2025
Arizona State University
Master of Arts, Sociocultural Anthropology, August 2019
Arizona State University
Bachelor of Arts, Anthropology, May 2015
Northern Arizona University
Associate in Arts, May 2012
Mesa Community College
Associate in General Studies, May 2012
Mesa Community College
Gowey, D. (Forthcoming) “Feminine Ideals in Indigenous and Spanish Colonial Literatures of Panay Island, Philippines.” Ethnohistory.
Gowey, D. (Forthcoming) “‘Let the Story Go Round and Round’: Poetic Devices and Orality in Sugidanon Epics of Panay Island, Philippines.” Journal of Asian Studies.
Gowey, D. (2024) “‘The Pacific Turn’: A Rejoinder.” Colonial Latin American Review 33(3):320-346.
Gowey, D. (2019) “(Re)theorizing the Nation: Jocano’s Structural-Functionalism in the Neo-Colonial Order.” Asian Studies: Journal of Critical Perspectives on Asia 55(1-2):146-149.
Gowey, D. (2019) “Setting the Stage: A Thematic Analysis of the Tikum Kadlum Epic.” Philippine Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities 22(1-2):65-75.