Africanizing Anthropology

Discover the transformative narrative of anthropological fieldwork in Africanizing Anthropology by Lyn Schumaker, published by Duke University Press in 2001. This insightful book delves into the collaborative processes at the Rhodes-Livingstone Institute in Northern Rhodesia during the mid-twentieth century. Rather than highlighting the individual researchers, Schumaker emphasizes the pivotal roles of anthropologists' assistants and informants in shaping anthropological knowledge. With 277 pages of rich content, this work is essential for anyone interested in African studies, cultural anthropology, and ethnology. Explore how collective efforts in fieldwork have redefined our understanding of social sciences and the history of anthropology in Africa. Perfect for scholars, students, and enthusiasts alike, Africanizing Anthropology invites you to rethink the dynamics of knowledge creation in the field of anthropology.