Another Anthropology is possible by Gorosito Krámer, Ana María, Gerrard, Ana Cecilia

“…Based on her long trajectory of research committed to the Guaraní peoples, she also analyzes aspects related to professional ethics, the place of Anthropology in the face of the advance of neo-extractivism and the importance of historicity. …”
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Undisciplined Archaeology, intersubjective encounters and multiple relationalities by Haber, Alejandro, Rodríguez, Mariela Eva, Gerrard, Ana Cecilia

“…The authors cover various themes, including  the potential of the undisciplined Archaeology to reverse the epistemic violence that drives the theorizations, methodologies and practices of the colonial science; the distances between Archaeology and Social Anthropology; the challenges of allowing oneself to be interpellated during the intersubjective encounters of the ethnographic experience; the implications of doing, thinking and feeling from the margins; the subjectivation processes that take place through reflexivity, textualization and reading; and the consequences our ethical and political positions have on the struggles of subalternized subjects and groups.…”
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