The paper will consist of a 3-‐page essay that you write that creates a bridge between the Visions of Culture text and reader on the one hand, and\nOther People’s Anthropologist on the other. There are many parallels and points of friction or conflict that will become evident to you as you move through the course. \nThere are many parallels as well as points of friction and conflict. You can compare and contrast the books on a number of points.\nVOC represents the “canon” of anthropological thought in sociocultural anthropology since the late 19th century, and focuses exclusively on scholarly traditions in the US, France and England. \nOPA as its name suggests is “non-canonical”, coming from the so-called anthropological “margins”, and represents anthropological thought and fieldwork developed in other countries and regions.\nSources: 1) Moore, Jerry (2009). Visions of Culture: An Annotated Reader. Lanham, MD: Altamira Press. ISBN-‐13: 978-‐0759118553.\n2) Boškovic, Aleksandar, editor (2010). Other People’s Anthropologies: Ethnographic Practice on the Margins. London: Berghan Books. ISBN 978-‐1-‐84545-‐702-‐0.\n\n\n
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