W8C4 - Colonialism - anthropology and/as colonialism (UCL Anthropology, Holbraad)
This is part of a lecture series delivered by Professor Martin Holbraad in the autumn of 2020 to undergraduate and postgraduate students at the Department of Anthropology at UCL, in London. Each lecture consists of a series of clips that explain a central concept of anthropological theory (e.g. society, culture, structure, agency, reflexivity, decolonization). The lectures are presented in a broadly chronological order, but do not attempt to provide a history of anthropological theory. Rather, the aim is to present in a simple, easy to understand way some of the most central concepts of anthropological theory, giving students the basic tools they will need in their study of anthropology.

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W8C5 - Colonialism - conversation with Ashraf Hoque (UCL Anthropology, Holbraad)

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W9C4 - Decolonizing? - 'ontological turn' and recursive method (UCL Anthropology, Holbraad)

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Foundations and debates in anthropology

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SOCIALISM: An In-Depth Explanation

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David Graeber on Marcel Mauss' "The Gift" | Social Anthropology Conference at SOAS | 3 of 5

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Prof. Mahmood Mamdani on decolonisation: Lessons from postcolonial Uganda

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W7C3 - Reflexivity & Feminism - feminism in anthropology (UCL Anthropology, Holbraad)

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Justice: What's The Right Thing To Do? Episode 01 "THE MORAL SIDE OF MURDER"

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How the Indo-Europeans conquered the world

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Colonialism and Modern Social Theory - Prof Gurminder Bhambra & Prof John Holmwood

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Haiti and the Unthinkable: Michel-Rolph Trouillot's Silencing the Past (1995)

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What is the impact of Colonialism on Africa today?

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W6C4 - Agency & Power - agency and/as power, the agency of things (UCL Anthropology, Holbraad)

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Justice: What's The Right Thing To Do? Episode 06: "MIND YOUR MOTIVE"

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The history of Afghanistan summarized

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W2C3 - Society - Durkheim (UCL, Holbraad)

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Solving a 500 Year Old Cold Case - with Turi King

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"The Invention of the Savage: Philosophy’s Colonial Histories"

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Anthropology and the Question of Race | Wondrium

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