Núm. 1 (1991): Antropología y epistemología
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Etnografía interpretativa y antropología teórica

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  • Dan Sperber,
  • Pilar Vallés
Dan Sperber
Central European University, Department of Cognitive Science
Antropología y epistemología

Publicado 2014-05-25

Palabras clave

  • antropología científica,
  • descripción cultural,
  • generalizaciones científicas,
  • interpretación cultural

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Sperber, D., & Vallés, P. (2014). Etnografía interpretativa y antropología teórica. Alteridades, (1), 111–128. Recuperado a partir de https://alteridades.izt.uam.mx/index.php/Alte/article/view/690
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Resumen

Tomando como base las ideas de A. R. Radcliffe- Brown, E. E. Evans- Pritchard y Clifford Geertz,, se intenta responder a la pregunta: ¿Son las ciencias sociales realmente científicas, tal como las ciencias naturales? Analizando los diferentes debates antropológicos sobre esta cuestión, dilucida los propósitos de las interpretaciones etnográficas y, en general, el papel de la antropología.

 

 

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