#1026 Robert Borofsky: An Anthropology of Anthropology
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Hello, everybody. Welcome to a new episode of The Decenter. I'm your host, Ricardo Lopes, and today I'm joined by Dr. Robert Borowski. He is the director of the Center for Public Anthropology and Professor Emeritus of Anthropology at Hawaii Pacific University. He's the author of several books, and today we're going to focus mostly on An anthropology of anthropology. Is it time to shift paradigms? And we're also going to talk a little bit about. public anthropology. So Doctor Borofsky, welcome to the show. It's a big pleasure to everyone. Thank you very much, Ricardo. I appreciate it. So I don't always get invited to YouTube channels.
Standing in Portugal. So yeah, this is exciting to me. Great. Likewise. So Um Uh uh let me start by asking you this, you wrote, as I said, this book An Anthropology of Anthropology, but what do you mean by an anthropological of anthropology exactly? This is very fascinating to me. We have all these anthropologists
Studying These other societies. And some study are wrong, right? Mm-hmm. Do they really stay their own discipline? Excuse me for the spontaneous gesture. No worries. It's um David Graeber.
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