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Anthropology Southern Africa Volume 36, 2013 - Issue 1-2
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Beyond ethical imperatives in South African anthropology: morally repugnant and unlikeable subjects

Ilana van WykInstitute for Humanities in Africa (HUMA), Upper Campus, Humanities Graduate Building, 4th Floor, University of Cape Town, Rondebosch7700South [email protected]
Pages 68-79 | Published online: 25 Sep 2015

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Thomas Cousins & Lindsey Reynolds. (2016) Indexing the human: from classification to a critical politics of transformation. Anthropology Southern Africa 39:2, pages 110-115.
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AGNIESZKA PASIEKA. (2019) Anthropology of the far right: What if we like the ‘unlikeable’ others?. Anthropology Today 35:1, pages 3-6.
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