Decolonizing anthropology: moving further toward an anthropology of liberation

edited by Faye V. Harrison

Resource Type:: Book (Print/Paper)
Edition:: 2nd ed.
Publication:: Arlington, Va. : Association of Black Anthropologists, American Anthropological Association, [1997]
Copyright:: ©1997

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Table of Contents:: Anthropology as an agent of transformation: introductory comments and queries / Faye V. Harrison
Man and nature, white and other / Michael L. Blakey
Colonized anthropology: cargo-cult discourse / Pem Davidson Buck
On ethnography in an intertextual situation: reading narratives or deconstructing discourse? / Glenn H. Jordan
Undoing fieldwork: personal, political, theoretical and methodological implications / Deborah D'Amico-Samuels
Ethnography as politics / Faye V. Harrison
Confronting the ethics of ethnography: lessons from fieldwork in Central America / Philippe Bourgois
"They exploited us but we didn't feel it": hegemony, ethnic militancy, and the Miskitu-Sandinista conflict / Charles R. Hale
Anthropology and liberation / Edmund T. Gordon
Militarism and accumulation as cargo cult / Angela Gilliam.
Contributors:: Harrison, Faye Venetia
Association of Black Anthropologists
Languages:: English
Language Notes:: Item content: English
Subjects:: Ethnology > Philosophy
Marxist anthropology
Applied anthropology
Anthropological ethics
Ethnology
General Notes:: Includes bibliographical references.
Physical Description:: xi, 200 pages ; 23 cm
Call Numbers:: GN345 .D43 1997
ISBNs:: 0913167835 (pbk.)
Library of Congress Control Numbers:: 97036965
OCLC Numbers:: 37545558

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