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Interdisciplinary Science Reviews Volume 43, 2018 - Issue 3-4: From science to art and back again: The anthropology of Tim Ingold
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From science to art and back again: the pendulum of an anthropologist

Tim IngoldDepartment of Anthropology, School of Social Science, University of Aberdeen, AberdeenAB24 3QY, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 213-227 | Published online: 06 Dec 2018

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Gary Granville. (2022) Frameworks and Boundaries: constructing a curriculum armature for art. Journal of Visual Literacy 41:3-4, pages 178-190.
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Sue-Ann Harding. (2021) ‘Becoming knowledgeable’: Ingold’s ‘wayfaring’ and the ‘art of translation’ as a politics of difference. The Translator 27:4, pages 351-367.
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Tim Ingold. (2021) In Praise of Amateurs. Ethnos 86:1, pages 153-172.
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Tom McLeish. (2020) Taking the discussion onward. Interdisciplinary Science Reviews 45:1, pages 51-70.
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Benjamin Alberti. (2018) Art, craft, and the ontology of archaeological things. Interdisciplinary Science Reviews 43:3-4, pages 280-294.
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Alf Hornborg. (2018) Relationism as revelation or prescription? Some thoughts on how Ingold's implicit critique of modernity could be harnessed to political ecology. Interdisciplinary Science Reviews 43:3-4, pages 253-263.
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Helen De Cruz & Johan De Smedt. (2022) Melioristic genealogies and Indigenous philosophies. The Philosophical Forum 53:4, pages 209-226.
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Jeff Kochan. (2022) Ingold’s Animism and European Science. Perspectives on Science 30:4, pages 783-817.
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Hannah Pitt. (2021) What knowledge is required to grow food? A framework for understanding horticulture's skills ‘crisis’. Journal of Rural Studies 85, pages 59-67.
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Silivie Kotherová, Dušan Lužný & Rudolf Havelka. 2021. Academic Study of Religions in a Cognitive, Anthropological and Sociological Perspective. Academic Study of Religions in a Cognitive, Anthropological and Sociological Perspective.
Jakub Havlíček, Dušan Lužný & Rudolf Havelka. 2021. Religionistika v kognitivní, antropologické a sociologické perspektivě. Religionistika v kognitivní, antropologické a sociologické perspektivě.
Tamara Witschge & Mark Deuze. (2020) From Suspicion to Wonder in Journalism and Communication Research. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly 97:2, pages 360-375.
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Alf Hornborg. 2019. Nature, Society, and Justice in the Anthropocene. Nature, Society, and Justice in the Anthropocene.

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