Tightrope (in the Manner of Antonio Lauria‐Perricelli)
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- Anders stephanson, Anthropological research, Athens, British army, Campbell, Collective memory, Columbia university, Connie sutton, Covert operations, December, December events, Elas forces, Elizabeth darbishire mcneill, Equal representation, Fellow travelers, Foreign policy, Frank smothers, Government forces, Greece, Greek mountain village, Greek people, Greek police, Greek state, John campbell, Marshall plan, Mcneill, Modern greece, Modern greek studies, Neni, Neni panourgia, November, Oxford university press, Panourgia, Political science, Puerto rico, Reluctant farmers, Social anthropology, Social research, Soviet power, Such research, Truman doctrine, Twentieth century fund, Twentieth century fund team, Unpublished paper, William mcneill, World history, York academy.
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- Anders stephanson, Anthropological research, Athens, British army, Campbell, Collective memory, Columbia university, Connie sutton, Covert operations, December, December events, Elas forces, Elizabeth darbishire mcneill, Equal representation, Fellow travelers, Foreign policy, Frank smothers, Government forces, Greece, Greek mountain village, Greek people, Greek police, Greek state, John campbell, Marshall plan, Mcneill, Modern greece, Modern greek studies, Neni, Neni panourgia, November, Oxford university press, Panourgia, Political science, Puerto rico, Reluctant farmers, Social anthropology, Social research, Soviet power, Such research, Truman doctrine, Twentieth century fund, Twentieth century fund team, Unpublished paper, William mcneill, World history, York academy.
Abstract
In this article, I note the importance of Antonio Lauria‐Perricelli's work where Lauria‐Perricelli assesses the seminal work led by Julian Steward on Puerto Rico. Lauria‐Perricelli has interrogated the political labor that produced The People of Puerto‐Rico while he has recognized and acknowledged the importance of the work for anthropology. Although this dialectic is a challenging one, I maintain that it is equally fertile. It is a dialectic, however, that is absent from the field of modern Greek studies, where no ethnographic work has been carried out on the Cold War by anthropologists who worked in and on Greece during that time with the result that the anthropological material that could have been gathered, considered, and analyzed, is forever lost.
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It is a dialectic, however, that is absent from the field of modern Greek studies, where no ethnographic work has been carried out on the Cold War by anthropologists who worked in and on Greece during that time with the result that the anthropological material that could have been gathered, considered, and analyzed, is forever lost.</abstract><subject><genre>keywords</genre><topic>Cold War anthropology</topic><topic>Truman Doctrine</topic><topic>Greek Civil War concentration camps</topic><topic>dictatorship</topic><topic>Greece</topic><topic>Puerto‐Rico</topic><topic>Antonio Lauria‐Perricelli</topic></subject><relatedItem type="host"><titleInfo><title>Transforming Anthropology</title></titleInfo><titleInfo type="abbreviated"><title>Transform. 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