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Archaeology as Bearing Witness

Hauser, Mark W. ; Battle‐Baptiste, Whitney ; Lau‐Ozawa, Koji ; Voss, Barbara L. ; Bernbeck, Reinhard ; Pollock, Susan ; McGuire, Randall H. ; Rizvi, Uzma Z. ; Hernandez, Christopher ; Atalay, Sonya

American anthropologist, 2018-09, Vol.120 (3), p.535-536 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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Archaeology as Bearing Witness
Autor: Hauser, Mark W. ; Battle‐Baptiste, Whitney ; Lau‐Ozawa, Koji ; Voss, Barbara L. ; Bernbeck, Reinhard ; Pollock, Susan ; McGuire, Randall H. ; Rizvi, Uzma Z. ; Hernandez, Christopher ; Atalay, Sonya
Assuntos: American culture ; Anthropologists ; Archaeology ; Criminal justice ; Cultural anthropology ; Imprisonment ; Inequality ; Interrogation ; Social justice ; Traumatic life events ; Violence
É parte de: American anthropologist, 2018-09, Vol.120 (3), p.535-536
Descrição: This Vital Topics Forum looks at archaeology as a form of bearing withness. While bearing witness has been an inportant frame for scholarly interrogation of structural violence for some time, it is perhaps Paul Farmer who popularized this way of scrutinizing structural violence. The work of contributors to this issue of American Anthropologist is briefly described, with most articles focusing on how anthropology can document and scrutinize violent encounters, traumatic events, dislocations and structural inequalities whereby the state oppresses and imprisons poor and othered persons.
Editor: Oxford: Blackwell Publishing Ltd
Idioma: Inglês

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