A Escrita contra a cultura
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https://doi.org/10.21680/2446-5674.2018v5n8ID15615Palavras-chave:
Escrita, Cultura, EtnografiaResumo
Neste artigo a antropóloga Lila Abu-Lughod discute e critica as proposições anunciadas pelo livro Writting Culture, editado por James Clifford e Marcus Fisher. A autora propõe que os antropólogos e as antropológas passem a escrever contra o conceito de cultura, enfatizando um tipo de etnografia do particular que seja capaz de fugir da cristalização das diferenças e das generalizações. O artigo também é uma reação a ausência de feministas e pesquisadores de multipla origem étnica e regional no conjunto de capítulos publicados por Clifford e Fisher que inauguraram por sua vez todo um movimento teórico na antropologia comumente conhecido como antropologia pós-moderna. O texto de Abu-Lughod, tão influenciador quanto o livro de Clifford e Fisher, marca um importante momento teórico e etnográfico para a disciplina, ao enfatizar e mostrar a posicionalidade do conhecimento para além da parcialidade enunciada pelos autores pós-modernos.
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