Tag: Special Focus Sections
Cameron Brinitzer , August 3rd, 2021
In the course of the twentieth century, structure became a central category of thought across a wide array of sciences. From linguistics to anthropology, psychoanalysis and history, the epistemic ai…
Tracie Canada , April 15th, 2021
Why have Black ancestors been largely excluded from anthropology’s intellectual history and canon? In this series of pieces, Tracie Canada engages the authors of the 2018 volume The…
Paul Wolff Mitchell , February 19th, 2021
Pressures in and outside the academy are forcing museums to grapple ever more deeply with the legacies of scientific racism embedded and embodied in their anthropological collections. The…
Cameron Brinitzer , February 4th, 2019
Canguilhem’s historical epistemology continues to inspire historians and anthropologists to attend to how current and former human practices of science shape our conceptualizations and engagement wi…
Rosanna Dent , December 31st, 2018
This dossier features seven of the forty papers presented at the colloquium 25 anos de História dos Índios no Brasil: balanços e perspectivas da história indígena. The event…
Rosanna Dent , October 20th, 2017
Read the full Focus Section here. The post Special Focus: Fields, Furrows, and Landmarks in the History of Anthropology appeared first on History of Anthropology Newsletter.
Adam Johnson , February 1st, 2016
Read this focus section. The post Special Focus: History of the History of Anthropology Newsletter appeared first on History of Anthropology Newsletter.