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Routledge Interrogating Human Origins - Decolonisation & Deep Human Past

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Description

Interrogating Human Origins by Routledge presents a groundbreaking collection that challenges traditional approaches to studying human origins through postcolonial theories and decolonisation frameworks. This volume gathers scholars from diverse disciplines who venture beyond conventional boundaries to examine fundamental questions about human origins research. The chapters create critical spaces for unexpected conversations, bringing fresh perspectives to anthropological inquiry and encouraging readers to reconsider established narratives in the study of human evolution and development. Ideal for researchers, academics, and students seeking to understand how decolonial approaches reshape our understanding of prehistoric human societies and the discipline of anthropology itself.

Key Features

Interrogating Human Origins features contributions from multiple disciplines, offering interdisciplinary perspectives on anthropological research and human evolution.

The collection employs postcolonial theories to decolonise the study of human origins and challenge conventional archaeological approaches.

Authors explore big questions in human origins research, creating spaces for critical conversations that expand beyond traditional scholarly boundaries.

This Routledge publication is essential for academics, researchers, and students studying anthropology, sociology, and the history of human development.

The volume encourages readers to reconsider established narratives and adopt fresh theoretical frameworks when examining archaeological evidence of human origins.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
10 December 2019
Listed Since
09 September 2017

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