Golden Ages, Dark Ages

Golden Ages, Dark AgesGolden Ages, Dark Ages: Imagining the Past in Anthropology and History explores how anthropologists and historians construct narratives of the past, often framing cultural differences in terms of temporal distance. This book critiques the tendency to view non Western or "traditional" cultures as remnants of the past, arguing that such perspectives obscure the modern processes that create and redefine cultural diversity. By drawing on influential works

the land reform of the late 1940's

looking empowered and proud of her job: agriculture

the Iberian region once ruled by Muslims

Are there outliers when it comes to pay and performance

William Hurst

der ein großer Leserkreis zu wünschen ist

Writing in 1868

wie sich England für Pestalozzis Methode zu interessieren beginnt und damit den Weg für seine Rezeption in den USA und in Japan ebnet

A manifesto for renewed partnerships between academic and community-based historians

philosophical reflection on faith and spirituality

Drawing on church books

Gewerkschaften und Arbeitnehmer