Nuevas epistemologías en Antropología: Antropologías desde el Sur

John Gledhill

Nuevas epistemologías en Antropología: Antropologías desde el Sur

John Gledhill

Social Anthropology

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Abstract

English Abstract: at the invitation of the conference organisers, this inaugural keynote lecture addressed the debate, which has been particularly lively in Latin America, about the possibilities of constructing alternatives to the hegemonic anthropologies of Europe and the United States. Looking at critiques that argue that the thinking of many of the critics of Northern anthropologies in the World Anthropologies movement have remained imprisoned by its presuppositions and perspectives, the talk considers the epistemological alternatives available to anthropologists and their implications for the wider as well as academic politics of anthropology. It will be published in the CEAS journal (in Spanish) in 2011.

Original language	Spanish
Publication status	Published - 22 Sept 2010
Event	1 Congreso Nacional de Antropología Social y Etnología (First Mexican National Congress of Social Anthropology and Ethnology) - Metropolitan Autonomous University (UAM-Iztapalapa), Mexico City Duration: 22 Sept 2010 → 24 Nov 2010

Conference

Conference	1 Congreso Nacional de Antropología Social y Etnología (First Mexican National Congress of Social Anthropology and Ethnology)
City	Metropolitan Autonomous University (UAM-Iztapalapa), Mexico City
Period	22/09/10 → 24/11/10

Keywords

world anthropologies; epistemology; ontology; politics of knowledge; intercultural communication

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