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Christopher B. Steiner is the Lucy C. McDannel ’22 Professor of Art History and Director of Museum Studies at Connecticut College. He is the author of the award-winning book African Art in Transit, and co-editor (with Ruth Phillips) of Unpacking Culture: Art and Commodity in Colonial and Postcolonial Worlds.
Stephen Lubkemann is Associate Professor of Anthropology and International Affairs at George Washington University. He is author of Culture in Chaos: An Anthropology of the Social Condition in War and is associate editor for Anthropological Quarterly and a co-founder of GWU’s Diaspora Research Program.
Representation and Discourse | |
"Africa Observed: Discourses of the Imperial Imagination | |
"The Meaning of Our Work," | |
"Europe Upside Down: Fallacies of the New Afrocentrism | |
"Discourse of Power and Knowledge of Otherness," | |
From Tribe to Ethnicity: Kinship and Social Organization | |
The Nuer: Time and Space | |
The Illusion of Tribe | |
Ethnicity in Southern African History | |
Economics as a Cultural System | |
Economy Compared with the Bushong | |
Research on an African Mode of Production | |
The Cattle of Money and the Cattle of Girls among the Nuer, cf. Smith | |
Hunter-Gatherers in Africa | |
The Lesson of the Pygmies | |
Houses in the Rainforest | |
Land Filled with Flies | |
Foragers, Genuine or Spurious? | |
Witchcraft, Science and Rationality | |
Conversations on Rain-making | |
The Notion of Witchcraft Explains Unfortunate Events | |
Understanding a Primitive Society | |
"The Moral Economy of Witchcraft." | |
Ancestors, Gods, and the Philosophy of Religion | |
Conversations with Ogotommeli | |
African Philosophy, Myth and Reality | |
ancestors as Elders in Africa, cf. Lubkemann, West | |
Arts, Aesthetics, and Heritage | |
"Humorous Masks and Serious Politics among the Afikpo Igbo," | |
"Art, Identity, Boundaries: Postmodernism and Contemporary African Art," | |
As Plato Duly Warned: Music, Politics and Social Change in Costal East Africa | |
"In Place of Slavery: Fashioning Coastal Identity." | |
Sex and Gender Studies in Africa | |
The Economics of Polygamy | |
"Sitting on a Man" | |
Virginity Testing: Managing Sexuality in a Maturing HIV/AIDS Epidemic | |
Europe in Africa: Colonization | |
The Dual Mandate | |
How Europe Underdeveloped Africa | |
The Invention of Tradition in Colonial Africa | |
Detained: A Writer's Prison Diary | |
Nations and Nationalism | |
Negritude: A Humanism of the Twentieth Century | |
On National Culture | |
Nationalism, Ethnicity, and Modernity: The Paradox of Mau Mau | |
The Invisible Face: Masks, Ethnicity, and the State in Cote d'Ivoire | |
Violent Transformations: Conflict and Displacement | |
Order and Rebellion in Tribal Africa | |
"Fighting for the Rainforest" | |
Sacrifice as Terror: The Rwandan Genocide of 1994 | |
Where to be an Ancestor | |
Development, Governance and Globalization | |
"Expectations of Modernity" | |
Development Aid and Structural Violence: The case of Rwanda | |
"Culture of Corruption" | |
"The Politics of the Belly." | |
" 'Govern Yourselves', Democracy and Carnage in Northern Mozambique" | |
"Nuer-American Passages" | |
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