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Ethnogenesis and the War in Rwanda. The Policies of Otherness. [PDF]
Anthropological analysis has long rested on the premise that cultural borders were somehow linear, based on bounds between people who essentially shared a common culture, with particular differences distinguishing each cohort from all others ...
Paulon Moreno
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La obra de Franz Boas ha sido analizada en la historia de la antropología de una forma polarizada entre la tendencia a la magnificación y a la minusvaloración.
Angel Martínez-Hernáez
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Culturalism: From idea to unconscious presupposition [PDF]
The authors argue that the ideas found in the harder versions of multiculturalism have already been supported by the mid-20th century social-cultural anthropology - both in the scholarly works and in the political activism of its proponents. This form
Eriksen Jens-Martin, Stjernfelt Frederik
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Refused states: the effect of culturalism on nations with a colonization history [PDF]
English version: Zocca, R., & Martins, M. de L. (2023). Refused states: The effect of culturalism on nations with a colonization history. MATRIZes, 17(2), 135-151.
Zocca, Ricardo +1 more
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Confronting “Culture” in Medicineʼs “Culture of No Culture”
The author presents reflections from medical anthropology on the institutional culture of medicine and medical education, which sees itself as a "culture of no culture" and which systematically tends to foster static and essentialist conceptions of "culture" as applied to patients.
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Michael Vickery’s recent Society, Economics and Politics in Pre-Angkor Cambodia. The 7th-8th Centuries, the first book to deal thoroughly with a key period of Ancient Cambodia, will remain as a fundamental contribution to Khmer studies.
Eric Bourdonneau
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This article examines “intercultural management” in multinational corporations in France and the effects of these racial classifications on the discourses and practices of managers within the workplace.
Anne Zhou-Thalamy
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AbstractUsing data from the sixth wave of the World Value Survey and operationalising a definition of national culture that emphasises both specific cultural traits and the inter-dependence among them, this paper proposes a methodology to reveal the latent network structure of every national culture and to measure the cultural distance associated with ...
Luca De Benedictis +2 more
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Ethnic enclaves and multi-culturalism
Multi-culturalism has often led to the formation of ethnic enclaves in urban centres. This is paradoxical but a reality. It has happened in many western countries and is evident in Singapore.
Mohammad Alami Musa
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Beyond postmodernism: Evolutionary culturalism as a reconstructive philosophy [PDF]
This essay proposes a reconstructive framework, evolutionary culturalism, that extends postmodern critique while addressing its limits. Postmodernism revealed the contingency of identity and meaning, but it often left unexplained why certain structures ...
Zeller, Joseph
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