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Routledge Interrogating Human Origins - Decolonisation Book

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Description
Interrogating Human Origins: Decolonisation and the Deep Human Past offers a fresh perspective on the study of human evolution. As part of the Archaeological Orientations series, this volume by Routledge encourages new critical engagements with how we understand our beginnings. By incorporating postcolonial theories, the text explores the decolonisation of human origins research, opening up new ways to look at this complex subject. This collection brings together diverse voices from various disciplines and research backgrounds. The contributors often work outside their traditional academic boundaries to provide unique viewpoints. These varied perspectives create space for unexpected and critical conversations about the deep human past. This book is an essential resource for those looking to expand their understanding of archaeological research and the social implications of studying human evolution.

Key Features

Broadens research approaches by bringing in postcolonial theories to the study of human origins.

Provides a collection of chapters that create space for critical and unexpected academic conversations.

Features contributions from authors across a variety of different disciplines and research backgrounds.

Explores the decolonisation of the complex topic of the deep human past.

Offers unique perspectives from researchers who work beyond their usual disciplinary boundaries.

Product Specifications
Brand
Routledge
Format
hardcover
ASIN
1138300411
Category
Books > Subjects > Biography > Medical, Legal & Social Sciences > Anthropology & Sociology
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
10 December 2019
Listed Since
09 September 2017

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