From the Margins: Historical Anthropology and Its Futures

Brian Keith Axel · Nicholas B. Dirks · Talal Asad · Irene Marsha Silverblatt · Paul A. Silverstein

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There is a great deal of talk in academia about the promise of interdisciplinary work, but the dialogue between anthropology and history is one of the few cases that already exhibits a substantial payoff. This volume corroborates that dialogue as vital, fruitful, and very much a site of innovation. "From the Margins," thankfully, does not represent yet another 'normal' discipline.

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