Fugitive Anthropology: Embodying Activist Research
Fugitive Anthropology: Embodying Activist Research explores the connections among anthropology, embodied experience, and activist inquiry. Centered on the practice of research as an engaged activity, it offers a perspective for readers interested in socially conscious scholarship, qualitative methods, and the ways academic work can participate in broader social action.
About This Book
Fugitive Anthropology: Embodying Activist Research examines anthropology through the lens of activist research.
Its focus on embodiment highlights the relationship between research practices and lived engagement.
The book connects anthropological inquiry with activism, encouraging consideration of how knowledge is produced and used.
It is suited to readers interested in anthropology, qualitative research, and socially engaged scholarship.
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