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Philosophy in Anthropology: Learning Concepts from Life
 
PIIS086954150001477-4-1
DOI10.31857/S086954150001477-4
Publication type Article
Status Published
Authors
Elena G. Trubina 
Affiliation: Ural Federal University
Address: Russian Federation, Ekaterinburg, 51 Lenina prospekt
Journal nameEtnograficheskoe obozrenie
Edition5
Pages59-77
Abstract

Several episodes of the on-going dialogue of philosophy and anthropology are considered in order to trace various modes of mutual influences among the representatives of these disciplines. The transition from the epistemological debates in the 1980s to the combined discussion of ontological and epistemological issues by some anthropologists in the 2010s is examined. The views of anthropologists actively engaged with philosophical theories, arguments and notions are analyzed.

Keywordsphilosophy, anthropology, ontology, epistemology, interdisciplinarity, Stanley Cavell, Veena Das, Ann Stoler, Ludwig Wittgenstein
Received26.12.2018
Publication date26.12.2018
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