Anthropology with an Attitude: Critical Essays by Johannes Fabian (English) Pape
What do we gain when we invoke "context" in our interpretations?. How does literacy change the work of the ethnographer, and what are the boundaries between ethnology and history?. The second part extends the work of critique into the past by examining the beginning of modern ethnography in the exploration of Central Africa during the late nineteenth century: the justification of a scientific attitude, the collecting of ethnographic objects, the presentation of knowledge in narration, and the role of recognition-given or denied-in encounters with Africans.
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