Africanizing Anthropology: Fieldwork, Networks, and the Making of Cultural Knowledge in Central Africa
Africanizing Anthropology explores the relationship between fieldwork, scholarly networks, and cultural knowledge in Central Africa. Focusing on the processes through which anthropology is shaped and practiced, Lyn Schumaker examines African contexts and their significance to the development of anthropological understanding.
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Africanizing Anthropology examines the making of cultural knowledge in Central Africa.
The book focuses on fieldwork, scholarly networks, and the practices through which anthropological understanding develops.
It considers African contexts as central to the history and production of anthropological knowledge.
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