全球化人类学

出版时间：2011-12  出版社：知识产权出版社  作者：（巴西）里贝罗　主编  
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内容概要

　　This book is one more step towards accomplishing the mission the World Council of Anthropological Associations has set up. I am particularly pleased that this publication will bring the possibility of debate about world anthropologies to the growing Chinese anthropological community. Hopefully， it will one day be published in one or more of the languages spoken in China. I would like to thank our Chinese colleagues not only for their hospitality in Kunming， but also for this opportunity to disseminate our ideas in their country. Finally， I thank the Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research for sponsoring the symposium in Kunming， and all the authors who took their time to rework their papers into the texts that follow this foreword.

作者简介

作者：（巴西）里贝罗（Ribeiro G．L．）

书籍目录

Foreword Discussing World Anthropologies in Kunming，China 1．Anthropology as Cosmopolitics Globalizing Anthropology Today 2．From World Anthropology to World Anthropologies：Continuities in the Project of Decolonizing and Internationalizing Anthropology 3．On the Referee System as a Barrier to Global Anthropology 4．Defining the Practical Tasks of a Global Anthropology and the Role of Democracy in Their Accomplishment 5．Engaging with Multiple Publics：a Case Study from the United Kingdom 6．Liminal Spaces in World Anthropology 7．Role of Japanese Anthropology in the World System of Anthropological Knowledge 8．Engaged Anthropology in the United States and its Relevance for World Anthropologies List of Contributors

章节摘录

版权页：   Changes In Global Anthropology It is true that our knowledge of how anthropological practice differs on a global level isstill very incipient。But it is also true that today we know more about other anthropologiesthan we did in the l970's and that international networks are now more numerous andmore heterodox than before（Fry，2004，on the internationalization of Braziliananthropology）。These are some outcomes of macro globalization processes that I willbriefly underline． The increasing expansion of Western university systems throughout the globe hasturned universities into a capillary mode of organizing the relationship between knowledgeand power everywhere．The importance of this trend cannot be overstated since universitiesand Western modernity are intermingled，especially when at stake is the discourse ofscience and reason that pretends to be universal．The worldwide expansion of anthropologyin the last five decades has gone hand in hand with the growth of universities．Socialsciences in India are a productive example of the tensions between Western and non．Westernknowledge（Uberoi，2002；Visvanathan，2006）。Anthropologist Satish Deshpande（personalcommunication）considers universities to be"enclaves of the West"that have to be put intoquestion．Ajit K．Danda rightly argues for the need to distinguish between anthropology asan"academic discipline”and anthropology as a"body of knowledge．"He goes on to saythat it"appears as a mistaken notion to assume that the rest of the world was void ofanthropological knowledge and until such impetus from the North Atlantic region hadspread elsewhere，there was no significant exercise worth the reference from those areas"（Danda，1995：23）。As an example he brings up ancient Indian literature that goes back asfar as 1350 BC when the Manava Dharmashastra（The Sacred Science of Man）waswritten．

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