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Ways Of Knowing New Approaches In The Anthropology Of Knowledge And Learning 1st Edition Mark Harris

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Ways Of Knowing New Approaches In The Anthropology Of Knowledge And Learning 1st Edition Mark Harris
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Publisher: Berghahn Books, Incorporated
File Extension: PDF
File size: 3.4 MB
Pages: 352
Author: Mark Harris
ISBN: 9781789204155, 1789204151
Language: English
Year: 2007
Edition: 1

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Ways Of Knowing New Approaches In The Anthropology Of Knowledge And Learning 1st Edition Mark Harris by Mark Harris 9781789204155, 1789204151 instant download after payment.

That there are multiple ways of knowing the world has become a truism. What meaning is left in the sheer familiarity of the phrase? The essays here consider how humans come to know themselves and their worlds. Should anthropologists should seek complexity or simplicity in their analyses of other societies? By going beyond the notion that a way of knowing is a perspective on the world, this book explores paths to understanding, as people travel along them, craft their knowledge and shape experience. The topics examined here range from illness to ignorance, teaching undergraduates in Scotland to learning a Brazilian martial arts dance, Hegels concept of the dialectic to the poetry of a Swahili philosopher. A central concern is how anthropologists can know and write about the silent, theconcealed and theembodied.

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