Time and the Other: How Anthropology Makes Its Object
Johannes Fabian critiques anthropology's use of time to distance its subjects, questioning how the discipline constructs its objects of study.
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Time and the Other examines the ways anthropology has historically positioned its subjects in a different time from the observer.
The work analyzes how temporal concepts shape the discipline's understanding of culture and knowledge production.
Fabian challenges assumptions about objectivity and the representation of other societies.
The book remains influential in discussions of ethnographic method and theory.
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