There were several formative moments in the creation of this book [i.e., Other People’s Anthropologies]. First of all, the idea of organizing the workshop on “Other Anthropologies” at the 2004 EASA conference in Vienna was suggested by Thomas Hylland Eriksen, as we were walking through the High Street of Grahamstown (South Africa) on a windy Sunday morning in May 2003. The two day (10–11 September) and three session workshop in Vienna went extremely well, in terms of both attendance and the discussions. Many papers from this workshop (by Kuznetsov, Elchinova, Sugishita, and Guber) eventually made it into this book.
Keywords:
world anthropologies / what crisis? / short-time consultancies / self-other / publish in English / peripheral anthropologies / others at home / other people’s anthropologies / decolonization / colonialism
Source:
Readings for a History of Anthropological Theory, Sixth Edition, 2021, 501-514
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Bošković, Aleksandar, Eriksen, Thomas Hylland, "Introduction: [Other People’s Anthropologies] [2008]" in Readings for a History of Anthropological Theory, Sixth Edition (2021):501-514.
