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   <firstname>Ehsan</firstname>
   <lastname>Estiri</lastname>
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   <department>Anthropology | English | History</department>
   <position>Adjunct Instructor</position>
   <background>PhD in Cultural Anthropology, The Ohio State University&lt;br/&gt;
																														MA in Anthropology and Folklore, Western Kentucky University&lt;br/&gt;
																														MS in Social Anthropology, with a specialization in Film Ethnography, Dalarna University, Sweden</background>
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   <email>ehsan.estiri@usu.edu</email>
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   <expertise>Ehsan Estiri’s research and teaching interests include mental health, artificial intelligence and digital culture, the anthropology of religion, the anthropology of the Middle East, vernacular culture, and film ethnography.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;
																														He is especially interested in vernacular perceptions of clinical mental health practices and how AI tools can facilitate connections between individuals and mental health resources and services.
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