Border
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https://doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.033Keywords:
Centre-periphery, Alterity, Liminality, Decentration, Hegemony, GeopoliticsAbstract
After a quick analysis of the place of the frontier and its different forms in anthropology, this article shows how liminality constitutes an epistemological position allowing to value non-hegemonic knowledge, to account for the power relations between sciences as well as for the socio-political conditions of their production and valorization.
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