Indigenous intellectuals embrace anthropology. Will it remain the same?

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Autor(a) principal: Ramos, Alcida Rita
Data de Publicação: 2023
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Anuário Antropológico (Online)
Texto Completo: https://periodicos.unb.br/index.php/anuarioantropologico/article/view/49130
Resumo: The growing number of indigenous students enrolled in graduate programs in anthropology is spawning a grouping of indigenous intellectual who, bringing their own knowledge to academia, have great potential to challenge the discipline’s convictions and open new vistas. One hopes the arrival of indigenous scholars in anthropology will expose its illusions, fallacies, blind spots, and contradictions and retrieve it from its present lethargy. The diversity of indigenous knowledge ought to provoke a shift toward an “ecumenical anthropology” willing to embrace new knowledge forms and contents, and benefit from them on equal terms rather than continuing to use them as mere raw material for often idle theories.
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Indigenous intellectuals embrace anthropology. Will it remain the same?
title Indigenous intellectuals embrace anthropology. Will it remain the same?
spellingShingle Indigenous intellectuals embrace anthropology. Will it remain the same?
Ramos, Alcida Rita
higher education
indigenous students
ecumenical anthropology
title_short Indigenous intellectuals embrace anthropology. Will it remain the same?
title_full Indigenous intellectuals embrace anthropology. Will it remain the same?
title_fullStr Indigenous intellectuals embrace anthropology. Will it remain the same?
title_full_unstemmed Indigenous intellectuals embrace anthropology. Will it remain the same?
title_sort Indigenous intellectuals embrace anthropology. Will it remain the same?
author Ramos, Alcida Rita
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indigenous students
ecumenical anthropology
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indigenous students
ecumenical anthropology
description The growing number of indigenous students enrolled in graduate programs in anthropology is spawning a grouping of indigenous intellectual who, bringing their own knowledge to academia, have great potential to challenge the discipline’s convictions and open new vistas. One hopes the arrival of indigenous scholars in anthropology will expose its illusions, fallacies, blind spots, and contradictions and retrieve it from its present lethargy. The diversity of indigenous knowledge ought to provoke a shift toward an “ecumenical anthropology” willing to embrace new knowledge forms and contents, and benefit from them on equal terms rather than continuing to use them as mere raw material for often idle theories.
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