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ewriting what these sources say based on your own knowledge and thinking about your chosen topic. Imagine th... is your rewrite of the first part. Using your own knowledge of this topic and the sources from class, edit th... ols to help you write better. You still have to acknowledge your use of these tools. This guide gives examples of how you can acknowledge your use of an AI tool: https://canvas.sydney.edu
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. Statistics are the science of the state. ===== Knowledge is power ===== Power is that which shapes people... y a role, you make it possible to create official knowledge of populations. * The watchtower is everywhere,... rself the way others see you. * The statistical knowledge of a census leads us to be something we would not
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=== Domesticating salmon is the performativity of knowledge ==== * Knowledge is communicated; knowledge has a performative, or illocutionary, aspect. ==== Domesticating salmon is like
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and work in a “discipline,” a specific branch of knowledge. This is more or less true, but it doesn’t sit we... conversation. It gives you the experience and the knowledge to join in the debates among anthropologists. ==... cles describing “known unknowns” in all fields of knowledge (Gardiner 2025). No one knows why, for instance,
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d that pops into your head? * Power? * Power/knowledge? * Discipline? Disciplinary power? * Pastoral... different ways in our culture that humans develop knowledge about themselves”** (Foucault [1982] 2000, 224)
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nographic texts have more authority than the self-knowledge of the people they describe. ==== But there’s a ... into Subjects in Amerindian Ontologies.” //Common Knowledge// 10 (3): 463–84. https://doi.org/10.1215/0961754
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al. Here’s why that is hard to think. ===== ==== Knowledge is power ==== In 2025, it is not hard to agree with the statement that * Scientific knowledge and technological design are political. ==== Yet
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ake a short quiz on Canvas that tests their basic knowledge and understanding of the key theoretical ideas an... -choice questions. These questions will test your knowledge of the basic facts from the assigned main reading
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Lien and Law (2011) call **the performativity of knowledge**. A world made by the peformativity of knowledge is a house of cards: It **cannot stand** without constant
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Trouillot [2003b] 2016, 19). Anthropology creates knowledge that slots right in there. * **The idea of a to
possible_sources_for_the_second_essay
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your own writing for this assignment. You must acknowledge that you used an AI tool if you do. See this guid
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into Subjects in Amerindian Ontologies.” //Common Knowledge// 10 (3): 463–84. https://doi.org/10.1215/0961754
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relational ontology for social analysis in which knowledge is performative and seeing is doing * Consider h