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Abstract Literature is often understood to be one of anthropology’s most recurrent and provocative companions in thought. The relationship between the two has taken a number of different and variously interrelated forms. Perhaps the most familiar of these is the theorization of the anthropologist’s status as a writer; this work tends ...
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Abstract Literature is often understood to be one of anthropology’s most recurrent and provocative companions in thought. The relationship between the two has taken a number of different and variously interrelated forms. Perhaps the most familiar of these is the theorization of the anthropologist’s status as a writer; this work tends ...
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Literature Loss in Anthropology
Current Anthropology, 1992Literature loss has a dual meaning. In the research process, it refers to the difference between what exists in some published form and what is likely to be found in a literature search. On an institutional level, it refers to the declining ability of American research libraries to maintain comprehensive collections in the wake of the extraordinary ...
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Anthropology through literature
Reviews in Anthropology, 1974James P. Spradley and George E. McDonough, eds. Anthropology Through Literature. Boston: Little, Brown and Co., 1973. xviii + 412 pp. $5.95 (paper).
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Science–anthropology–literature
History of the Human Sciences, 2017The language of ‘the human sciences’, Vincent Debaene (2014) informs us, had no currency in France until the 1950s, albeit that the vocabularies of science and ‘the human’ had been brought into a set of variable relations with one another through the debates and practices that constituted the trajectories of French anthropology during the inter-war ...
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