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Cool Anthropology How To Engage The Public With Academic Research Kristina Baines Victoria Costa

SKU: BELL-47573492

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Publisher: University of Toronto Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 27.53 MB

Pages: 270

Author: Kristina Baines; Victoria Costa

ISBN: 9781487524418, 1487524412

Language: English

Year: 2022

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Cool Anthropology How To Engage The Public With Academic Research Kristina Baines Victoria Costa by Kristina Baines; Victoria Costa 9781487524418, 1487524412 instant download after payment.

Through a series of case studies by leading anthropologists, Cool Anthropology highlights the many different approaches that scholars have used to engage the public with their research. Editors Kristina Baines and Victoria Costa showcase efforts to make meaningful connections with communities outside the walls of academia, moving anthropological thinking beyond the discipline. Through their focus on collaborative efforts, contributors push against the exclusivity of "knowledge production" to ask how engaging communities as both producers and consumers of academic research helps to promote anthropology better and do anthropology better.