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Engaging Anthropology: The Case for a Public Presence

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1. A short History of Engagement 2. What went Wrong? 3. Complexity and Simplicity 4. Fast and Slow Media 5. Narrative and Analysis 6. Altercentric Writing 7. Why Anthropology Matters

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