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The Goat Caught in Bushkazi: Personal Effects of One’s Role in the Great Game
The beginning of this story, for me, was in the spring of 1969. I had applied for funding to do a cutting edge project combining methods and techniques of visual anthropology that I had learned from John Collier, Jr, my own version of cognitive anthropology arising out of the works of Edward Sapir and the […]
John Gledhill: “Anthropology and Espionage” and some comments on anthropology as ethics
November 29, 2008 by Maximilian Forte
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John Postill has posted the transcript of John Gledhill‘s very thoughtful essay, “Anthropology and Espionage,” first produced for BBC3′s radio series, “The Lives of Others,” and I am thankful to John Posthill for first introducing me to this series which has featured a series of prominent anthropologists already. Gledhill, known to many of us as […]
David Price: Anthropologists as Spies
October 15, 2007 by Maximilian Forte
The following is a selection of passages that I have marked out for special attention from David Price’s 2000 article in The Nation: On December 20, 1919, under the heading “Scientists as Spies,” The Nation published a letter by Franz Boas, the father of academic anthropology in America. Boas charged that four American anthropologists, whom […]
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July 31, 2012 by John Allison
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