Cambridge Handbook for the Anthropology of Race and Ethnicity
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Cambridge Handbook for the Anthropology of Race and Ethnicity
Rahier, Jean Muteba; Pierre, Jemima
Cambridge University Press
04/2026
410
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Inglês
9781316515037
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1. Introduction: anthropology and the legacies of race Jemima Pierre and Jean Muteba Rahier; Part I. Anthropology and Race: Focus on Sub-Disciplines; 2. The fallacy and reality of race Yolanda T. Moses; 3. Physical anthropology and racial science Rachel Watkins; 4. The Boasian intervention: race, racism, and culture in the United States Mark Anderson; 5. Culturalism and the post-world war I ethnology of the African diaspora in Latin America and the Caribbean Kevin A. Yelvington; 6. Archaeology of the plantation complex in the Caribbean Justin Dunnavant; Part II. Race, Nation and Belonging; 7. Whiteness, indigeneity, blackness, and the polysemy of ethnoracial mixings in Latin American ideologies of national identity, from 'monocultural mestizaje' or 'racial democracy' to contemporary multiculturalism Jean Muteba Rahier; 8. Effacing blackness: race, colonialism, and nationalism in Cuba and Puerto Rico Jorge Duany; 9. Blackface, nationalism, and belonging in Argentina Judith M. Anderson; 10. Ancestry, color, and culture in Australia's gulf country David S. Trigger; 11. The politics of race and nationalism in contemporary China Shanshan Lan; Part III. Legacies of Privileged Racialization: 12. Feeling at home in Christian nationalism: sexuality and white evangelicalism in the United States Sophie Bjork-James; 13. Whiteness in the post-colony: survivals of the racially-ordered past Janet McIntosh; 14. Racialized travel writing on Kuwait Bader Alfarhan; 15. Race and racialization in assisted reproduction Daisy Deomampo; Part IV. New Directions in the Anthropology of Race and Ethnicity: 16. 'Racializing affect' revisited: endurance and transformation of a theoretical perspective Ulla Berg and Ana Y. Ramos-Zayas; 17. Universalizing race in the anthropocene: geosciences, progress and the human age Bruce Erickson; 18. F*ck the police!: antiblack statecraft, the myth of cops' fragility, and the fierce urgency of an insurgent anthropology of policing Jaime A. Alves; 19. Meaning and matter(ing): testifying to black life through raciosemiotics Krystal A. Smalls.
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1. Introduction: anthropology and the legacies of race Jemima Pierre and Jean Muteba Rahier; Part I. Anthropology and Race: Focus on Sub-Disciplines; 2. The fallacy and reality of race Yolanda T. Moses; 3. Physical anthropology and racial science Rachel Watkins; 4. The Boasian intervention: race, racism, and culture in the United States Mark Anderson; 5. Culturalism and the post-world war I ethnology of the African diaspora in Latin America and the Caribbean Kevin A. Yelvington; 6. Archaeology of the plantation complex in the Caribbean Justin Dunnavant; Part II. Race, Nation and Belonging; 7. Whiteness, indigeneity, blackness, and the polysemy of ethnoracial mixings in Latin American ideologies of national identity, from 'monocultural mestizaje' or 'racial democracy' to contemporary multiculturalism Jean Muteba Rahier; 8. Effacing blackness: race, colonialism, and nationalism in Cuba and Puerto Rico Jorge Duany; 9. Blackface, nationalism, and belonging in Argentina Judith M. Anderson; 10. Ancestry, color, and culture in Australia's gulf country David S. Trigger; 11. The politics of race and nationalism in contemporary China Shanshan Lan; Part III. Legacies of Privileged Racialization: 12. Feeling at home in Christian nationalism: sexuality and white evangelicalism in the United States Sophie Bjork-James; 13. Whiteness in the post-colony: survivals of the racially-ordered past Janet McIntosh; 14. Racialized travel writing on Kuwait Bader Alfarhan; 15. Race and racialization in assisted reproduction Daisy Deomampo; Part IV. New Directions in the Anthropology of Race and Ethnicity: 16. 'Racializing affect' revisited: endurance and transformation of a theoretical perspective Ulla Berg and Ana Y. Ramos-Zayas; 17. Universalizing race in the anthropocene: geosciences, progress and the human age Bruce Erickson; 18. F*ck the police!: antiblack statecraft, the myth of cops' fragility, and the fierce urgency of an insurgent anthropology of policing Jaime A. Alves; 19. Meaning and matter(ing): testifying to black life through raciosemiotics Krystal A. Smalls.
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