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2. www.migrationanthro.comMigration Anthropology Consultants (MAC), LLC

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   Migration Anthropology Consultants (MAC), LLC is a private, limited liability company owned and directed by James E Lassiter, an independent practicing cultural anthropologist. James (Jim) has over thirty years of experience studying and living in African and other societies and cultures.

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4. www.amazon.com › Secular-Truth-Morality-VirtuousSecular Truth and Morality - Being Virtuous, Happy, and at ...

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   Oct 2, 2011 · Secular Truth and Morality - Being Virtuous, Happy, and at Peace, Without God and Religion. Kindle Edition. In this book, his first, American anthropologist James E Lassiter offers an alternative to the absolute truths of the Abrahamic religions – Judaism, Christianity and Islam – for understanding our place in Nature and how we might ...

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   Bruce B. Janz. Between the Particular and the Universal. ›Cultural Inquiry‹ as the Encounter Between Anthropology and Philosophy. Summary. Ivan Karp and D.A. Masolo's African Philosophy as Cultural Inquiry attempts to recover philosophical reflection based on the analysis of specific cultural forms from the charge of ethnophilosophy.

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   Cited by. Year. African Culture and Personality: Bad Social Science, Effective Social Activism, or a Call to Reinvent Ethnology. JE Lassiter. African Studies Quarterly 3 (3), 1-21. , 2000. 132. 2000. Culture and Personality Aspects of Socioeconomic Development in Swaziland: An Analysis of Student Attitudes and Values.

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   May 7, 2020 · In this book, his first, American anthropologist James E Lassiter offers an alternative to the absolute truths of the Abrahamic religions – Judaism, Christianity and Islam – for understanding our place in Nature and how we might behave more humanely and responsibly toward each other and the planet.

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   James E Lassiter is currently a Senior Refugee Program Manager in the U.S. Department of Justice, Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), Office of International Affairs in Washington, D.C. He was trained in anthropology and African Studies at the University of Oregon (M.S., 1975; Ph.D., 1983) and has published in his area of expertise.

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   What is Lassiter's approach to anthropology?

   • Lassiter focuses on “the collaboration of researchers and subjects in the production of ethnographic texts, both fieldwork and writing,” tracing the subject histor-ically but also taking excursions into feminist and post-modernist anthropology.

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   Is Lassiter's story a good one?

   • Lassiter’s story is a good one because it is inclusive and invites contemporary anthropologists to contem-plate a long history of collaborative work in our disci-pline. I am not sure, however, that it provides adequate narrative or methodological cover for the future of this kind of work.

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   Is Lassiter's narrative a familiar and comforting scholarly tradition?

   • This approach is more common and more expected, I think, among North Americanist scholars than among Latin Americanist scholars, for example, and therefore Lassiter’s narrative is a familiar and comforting one in the North Ameri-canist scholarly tradition.

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   Are anthropologists engaged in the public domain?

   • Human Organization or Practicing Anthropology will quickly put to rest any doubt that anthropologists are actively engaged in the public domain both as practi-tioners and as theoreticians. But Peacock, Hymes, and the many others who have written about redirecting and reinventing anthropology are also right. Paradoxically,

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10. www.jstor.org › stable › 10Collaborative Ethnography and Public Anthropology - JSTOR

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    by Luke Eric Lassiter Collaborative ethnography—the collaboration of researchers and subjects in the production of ethnographic texts—offers us a powerful way to engage the public with anthropology. As one of many academic/applied approaches, contemporary collaborative ethnography stems from a well-established historical tradition of