Revista Alteridades
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Alteridades No. 6 Abstractshot!
- Resumen de los artÃculos en inglés
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Breve esbozo de la antropologÃa brasileña reciente (1960-1980)hot!
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Corrêa, Mariza, Brief Outline of Current Brazilian Anthropology (1960-1980)
The author presents the methodology and motivations, both theoretical/methodological as well as personal, which have encouraged her study Brazilian anthropology over a period of 20 years. In her study she enumerates the themes and approaches which have characterized the different stages of Brazilian anthropology, as well as the institutions which have developed them.
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El proceso de desarrollo de la antropologÃa en la Sierra Central: Perúhot!
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Solano Sáez, Juan. The Process of Development of Anthropology in the Central Sierra: Perú
The purpose of this paper is to establish and clarify the main lines in anthropological studies undertaken in Peru’s central region form the twenties to this day, as well as outlining some suggestions so as to pinpoint the most relevant research problems. The analysis is sustained on the revisions of anthropological studies which were somehow published. Solano identifies and analyzes five stages within the anthropological development in this region: the indigenistic stage; the culturalist influence; structural functionalism; the period of questioning and the boom in agrarian studies; and the post-reform period.
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Estatutos y caracterÃsticas cognitivas de la antropologÃa en Venezuelahot!
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Clarac de Briceño, Jacqueline, Statutes and Cognitive Characteristics of Anthropology in Venezuela
The author presents a detailed analysis of the evolution of anthropology in Venezuela during this century. She identifies two great stages: one before the decade of the fifties characterized by the positivism cultivated by some scholars influences by European thought, particularly form Germany and France; and the second one, as of the foundation of the Venezuelan Institute of Scientific Research (1952) and other anthropology and sociology schools, marked by a boasian and functionalist influence. Clarac makes a critical revision of current anthropological work in Venezuela and suggest the need to return to field work and to “make” anthropology from the South. That is, from this region’s current and historical reality.
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