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In the meantime, theologians have in large part continued to make non-particularist universal claims because theologia is, after all, the study of (the universal) God. That trajectory has, for the most part, continued even after the interpretive turn in anthropology. Prior to that, both anthropologists and missionaries were, whatever else they were, agents of empire.Īfter Franz Boas utilized anthropological methods specifically understood as science to stress the individual particularity of cultures and therefore to refute colonialism’s hierarchical cultural rankings, theology was even more on the outs. Missionaries, who had been serving as key informants for the earlier, armchair anthropologists, became competitors and thus enemies in the field of souls. More, a developing aspect of the professionalization of anthropology was the requirement that researchers do their own fieldwork. Pairing, or even conversing, with theology, was out of the question. The fact that they are considered to be such now is a historically contingent arrangement that developed in large part out of anthropology seeking to establish itself as an academic discipline – a science – precisely at the time that the academy was rejecting theology. I want to suggest that the best place to begin is with someone who did not write as if the two were separate, even opposed disciplines. 'About this title' may belong to another edition of this title.This symposium asks what considerations are currently moving anthropologists and theologians to look to and even draw from the discipline of the other. Each MAXnotes includes topics for term papers with sample outlines. The Zora Neale Hurston’s Mules and Men MAXnotes is also an invaluable resource for English teachers who are teaching the original work and need a refresher. Our Zora Neale Hurston’s Mules and Men MAXnotes study guide is a handy resource when preparing for exams or doing homework, and it makes a great companion to the original work. Each section of the work is individually summarized and includes study questions and answers. Our MAXnotes for Zora Neale Hurston’s Mules and Men study guide includes an overall summary, character lists, explanation and discussion of the plot, overview of the work’s historical context, and a biography of the author. MAXnotes study guides are student friendly and provide all the essentials needed to prepare students for homework, discussions, reports, and exams.

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Introduction by the anthropologist Franz Boas, with all 10 of the drawings by Miguel Covarrubias. Appears to be an exact reprinting (duplication) of the original 1st Edition, the first since 1935. This is the Second Edition, following the 1st Edition from J.B. ** RARE, NEGRO UNIVERSITIES PRESS ** 2ND EDITION, 1969 ** HARDCOVER ** ILLUSTRATED EDITION ** NOT A LIBRARY BOOK ** COMPLETE AND INTACT ** NO DUSTJACKET ** Published in New York City by the Negro Universities Press (Division of Greenwood Publishing), 1969, with 343 pages.

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