Whose rationality? A response to Fekri Hassan

Ian Hodder

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Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies Qualitative Research Methods and Ethics Posthumanist Ethics and Activism

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In December 1997 we published Fekri Hassan's comments on Ian Hodder's ‘Reflexive excavation methods’ (ANTIQUITY 71: 1020–25). Ian Hodder responds here to the criticisms and defends his position.

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